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Greg Baehman

06-20-2014 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Tony Guccioni (Post 141381)

Greg,

I bought a NIC SCC last year.

It's s/n is ...12-01515.

It's a PG, BTFE with stunning wood.

Tony, Tony, Tony . . . you've been holding out on us and that ain't right! We want to hear all about it, see pics, etc. etc. Let's get on it, eh?

Donovan Kirkpatrick

06-20-2014 08:37 AM

That is so cool. With that kind of luck you should have bought a lottery ticket also. So who has 12-1481 or 12-1483, ST, PG, BTFE ? Is it a Sporting Clays gun?

ForrestArmstrong

06-20-2014 01:26 PM

I have 12-070 & 12-071, both SG, ST, splinter FE

Greg Baehman

06-20-2014 02:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ForrestArmstrong (Post 141411)

I have 12-070 & 12-071, both SG, ST, splinter FE

Please do a show & tell, Forrest.

ForrestArmstrong

06-20-2014 03:57 PM

Greg, would if I could but GG has them. They are unfinished A1s I got from Eurochasse. May or may not finish them though, time & money.

Greg Baehman

06-20-2014 04:26 PM

If and when you do get them finished Forrest, I'm quite sure everyone here would like to see them.

Chris Travinski

06-21-2014 07:58 AM

Greg, I have seen one other straight stock double trigger sporting clays model, it is/was up in Alaska and had the stock trimmed and a leather covered pad on it. You have a great plan in mind, some of my favorite guns were my grand dad's.

Greg Baehman

06-21-2014 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Chris Travinski (Post 141447)

Greg, I have seen one other straight stock double trigger sporting clays model, it is/was up in Alaska and had the stock trimmed and a leather covered pad on it.

But, that one probably has a beavertail. ;)

Rob Greenside

06-25-2014 07:25 PM

Absolutely stunning find. Congrats sir.

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