Gentry and Brittany 20-Gauge Shotguns Miss the Mark

This excerpt from the December 1995 issue of Gun Tests shows how two side-by-sides probably haven't aged very well, so we'd pass.

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The Gentry performed satisfactorily on the skeet range and at the patterning board. But, in our opinion, its handling qualities weren’t as good as those of the Brittany.

In the December 1995 issue, we tried a couple of double-barreled shotguns that retailed for less than $900. Both of the 20 gauges in this head-to-head test, a Gentry and a Brittany, were imported by American Arms. Here’s what we foun.

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