if the bores are clean and the actions tight when closed, i would clean and lightly oil the working parts and go hunting. If you are unsure from this discription, have a qualified individual look them over first. What kind of birds you intend to hunt will decide if the shot gun is okay. For upland, the shotgun and 22's are both fine(even though the choke may not be the best for closeup), for Migratory, I doubt it would be okay for steel shot, but again, have someone check it out for you. If you want to buy a shot gun, set a budget and try the fit and feel of several in that price range. Fit is very important for accurate wing shooting. there are many individuals on here who know more about shotgunning than me , they will probably add to this, or correct me if i'm wrong.
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