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Alright, who has 'em?
My first was a 12 ga., that led to a .410.
I take the .410 with me when I'm working around our small farm, I put a sling on it so I could carry it and tools at the same time.
We have a small woodlot out back that fronts on a neighbor's hundreds of acres of woods and pastures, I like to take the 12 ga with me and sit out there in the peace and quiet.

So, share what ya got and how you use them.

Got any pics of the Parner Al !?

I don't have one yet!

My first shotgun I ever owned was the Pardner Tracker II!! Rifled 12 Gauge and I slayed my 1st buck with it. Optic was a cheap $40 red dot too!

My Fiance's younger brother has a Pardner Pump and loves it!

I'd love to have a few!

Got one here. Can't wait to shot Partridge with it this Fall. any suggestions on loads I can use?

I really like light loads (1oz and below) with #5 or #6 for partridge. Let us know how hunting goes!

00 Buck lol no I'm just kidding lol...

I have no experience hunting winged species other than Turkey

My first and only gun I've bought is the Pardner in 20 gauge. Back in 1994. A few years ago I sent it in to the factory to have the slug barrel, turkey barrel, and ribbed barrel fitted to the receiver. I love this gun.

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Welcome to the H&R 1871 Owners Forum jmg198 !!

Looking forward to getting my pardner out this Saturday for some white tail hunting!

Looking forward to the pictures of the Pardner and whitetail on the ground...

I had a new 28ga Pardner delivered about 6 weeks ago. I was surprised that it included a cinnamon laminate stock set, heretofore reserved for current Ultras and the special production Topper Deluxe Classics for the NWTF in the past. It is a straight-top comb like the old NWTFs, and not a Monte Carlo as now used on the Ultra Deluxe (not a thumbhole either). It does result in an additional pound of weight over the advertised weight with beechwood stock (6-1/4 lb vs 5-1/4 lb), but I find that no detriment - I won't be carrying it in the field for more than three hours at a time, and the extra weight helps the felt recoil of heavy field loads. Dunno what is happening at H&R. The stock set profile looks very similar to the current solid and laminate, non-fluted Rem. 870 Express. I assume that Ilion stock plant is making both, and adapting the Rem. receiver connection for the smaller H&R frame - accounting for a bit more weight. Also, the stock is made up of 22 layers of some kind of wood with a good bit of resin between, and somewhere I read that Rem. claims that their laminates are resin-impregnated for weather resistance.

BULL

Here's mine:

I have had it for about 4 years now, and have probably only put about 50 or so shells through it. It knocks down clays pretty well. One at a time...lol.

Good looking shotty !!

Thanks for posting...