Dr D : Get it like you want it. You can configure it for what you want to shoot.

 

Thanks Sera.
I already have the gun. It seems too heavy for hunting upland.
Went to the Perazzi website, but didn't help answer my question.

 

They tend to be too heavy for walk up guns...but perfect for doves. I have had a couple of 20g's on 20g frames and 12g frames....and several trips to Argentina.

I have seen them w/ 29.5 inch barrels and a slender English style stock that came in at 7 lbs. . In fact, when I had the 28 on the 20g frame I used it for walk up quail.

 

As Sera knows I have a MX 20 20/28 with 32" bbls and is set up to where it comes in 8 1/2# for sporting clays. Would not even think of upland hunting with it and carrying all that weight. For upland I like and use a Beretta SP II 28" bbls over my GSP's that weighs in at 6# 4 oz.

 

As Sera knows I have a MX 20 20/28 with 32" bbls and is set up to where it comes in 8 1/2# for sporting clays. Would not even think of upland hunting with it and carrying all that weight. For upland I like and use a Beretta SP II 28" bbls over my GSP's that weighs in at 6# 4 oz.

Based on this post it is more of a target gun.

 

On the other hand Dr Duk, I have an MX20C Pachmayr 20 gage which is basically the same gun with 26" barrels, 3" chambers, non removeable selective trigger with coil springs that is a "game gun" weighing 6lb 4 oz. It is a joy to carry and I do use it as my primary "clays" 20 gage until I can find a 32" to go with my 12 gage and 28 gage same like that I don't have to sacrifice my 4th great grandchild for, BUT, that may be open for negotiation. Lee.

 

This gun weighs between 7 1/2 and 7 3/4 lbs.
I have an MX 16 in 12 ga that weighs under 7 lbs. That is a nice field gun!