EAA 12H-27 over and under

[river rat]

Anyone own a Eropean American Armory over and under? I've looked at them at some shops, they look like a good gun especially for the low price. I'm thinking of getting one, just looking for some input.

[Dan Jackson]

You?? A gun?? What's the world coming to? :D

[river rat]

KY grouse are hard to get drawn on when the setter has them pointed. Not to mention I don't have that many flu flu arrows!

I do hunt doves, quail, waterfowl, and grouse with a scattergun. The other critters are for the bow.

I do plan to do some duck and goose hunting with my bow this year.. I thought it'd make a neat video.

[ November 27, 2001: Message edited by: CSS archer ]

[willettm]

CSS,

Are you sure you weren't just drawn to this gun by one of the chicks in their adds. I don't own one and haven't had my hands on one but looking at the specs. and characteristics I'd sure look hard before I ruled it out. The IZH27 model would be my pick of the two O/Us they offer. Single trigger, selectable ejectors, auto safety, chrome lined / hammer forged barrels, good looking walnut on the stock. I see on their web site ( www.eaacorp.com (http://www.eaacorp.com) ) that this gun comes in all guages .410 bore to 12. I might look at one in a 20 or 28 myself as I already have a 12 o/u in Remington Peerless.
Was that shop in Central KY? I'd like to see how one points. smile.gif

[river rat]

They do have interesting advertising tactics, but that was not what caught my attention.

Mike's Gun and Archery in Frankfort has some and Winchester Hunting carries them.

[crayz1]

own one in 12 20 and 4-10 and would't trade them for anything in this world can't argue with a cold rolled barrel and walnut stocks

all i can say is for the money they are the best on the market!!!!!!!!!!!!