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I can't disagree with you but perception is still nine tenths of the law. There is no doubt in my mind that an item as odd, mysterious, clunky and unbecoming as this, was conceived by none other than a trap shooter!
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Walt Snyder just messaged me after having looked at all of the photos that we have to date of this "device".
I quote,
" There is no mention of anything special about the rib or anything so I think it is post factory. I have never seen anything like this before. At first I thought it might be a swamp rib affair but that is not the case. So-I don;t know--keep it or leave it????".
I then sent him the photo that Steve posted. His reply,
"May have been a fad at the time??"
I'll have to put more thought into it and won't hurry to take it off. I expect I will try to shoot it some with the "device" in place. But I would guess it won't end up staying on. The gun will look much smoother without that sitting on top.
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