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BarkeyVA · February 17, 2013, 10:54 PM

I agree with what Doyle said about Marlin Model 90's. I think they handle and shoot great. A 16ga. Model 90DT with 26" barrels is my favorite upland bird gun.

They are available with double triggers, extractors and fixed chokes. 28" barrels typically choked mod/full and 26" barrels typically choked ic/mod. by Sears also sold Model 90DT's as the Ranger 103.xx designation prior to WWII and as the JC Higgins 103.xx after the war.

Marlin also made single trigger versions that generally sell for more than the DT's.

February 17, 2013, 10:54 PM	#6
BarkeyVA Member Join Date: June 4, 2008 Location: Southeastern Virginia Posts: 96	I agree with what Doyle said about Marlin Model 90's. I think they handle and shoot great. A 16ga. Model 90DT with 26" barrels is my favorite upland bird gun. They are available with double triggers, extractors and fixed chokes. 28" barrels typically choked mod/full and 26" barrels typically choked ic/mod. by Sears also sold Model 90DT's as the Ranger 103.xx designation prior to WWII and as the JC Higgins 103.xx after the war. Marlin also made single trigger versions that generally sell for more than the DT's.