[IthacaMatt]

Not the run of the mill one. Just picked this up. Fell in love with it. I’m a wood guy and love the checkering and figure in the wood. I am partial to 16 gauges. Always liked the Superposed and Citori’s. From what I see this was a SHOT Show offering to dealers back in 2010. Am I correct with this one? Is this the only year they made these in this configuration? Anyone know how many they produced? It came with the original box, 4 choke tubes, all the papers, plastic wrap, and original receipts from the dealer. And 13 boxes of shells!!! I plan on shooting the heck out of it.

 

[jusanothajoe]

I bought mine about 4 years ago, it looks just like yours.

 

[lovethosesooners]

VERY nice 👍

 

[IthacaMatt]

Anyone have any idea how many they made? Patterned it today and ran a few clays. I’m really liking it. Can’t wait to get it out in the woods after some grouse.

 

[buckmark525]

No idea on numbers made but they were done in limited runs for ShotShows a bunch of times so they aren’t super rare but at the same time not super common…a great find and great looker IMO. I shot 16g Citoris for years, just love everything about them.

 

[Jjgundoges]

Beautiful gun. I have one like it too. It's one of my favorites.

 

[SteveAdams]

I have a 12 ga Gran Lightning; just love it....would really like to have a 16 or 20 ga to match it...

 

[IthacaMatt]

Thanks for the input. I shot some skeet with it last night. After patterning it, I went with a modified choke in the bottom barrel and a skeet in the upper barrel. I really like the gun. Shoots well. It's a keeper.

 

[df]

Reeds in Minnesota had several new in the box for sale a while back. They’re not rare. Some have very nice wood, some not real great.