The Sweet Sixteen Upland is a fine representation of a modern upland field gun. This model takes full advantage of the rise in 16 gauge ammunition and pairs it with a lightweight chassis and finely finished wood. With a weight of just over 6 pounds, it won't weigh you down while covering the miles in search of roosters. In the not-so-distant past if your buddy uttered the phrase, "Sweet Sixteen," you knew he was talking about a Browning Auto-5 in 16 gauge. Maybe it was the sweet way these guns handled, their light and trim dimensions, or it might have just had something to do with the way the phrase "Sweet Sixteen" rolls off the tongue, but those models developed a devoted following among hunters. The in-between 16 is known as "The Gentleman's Gauge." To many hunters, the 16 gauge is the ideal ammunition for the perfect gun. A well-designed 16 gauge is closer in weight to a 20 gauge, with a shot payload nearer the 12 gauge, and patterning that bests them both. Like its most revered ...