I don't know Dean..Look at all the "discoloration" on the standing breach from all those fired shells....:duck:

After Scott & I finished shooting it, we cleaned it up "real good" and Scott had a small file and cold blue in the back of his pick-up truck - so we cleaned up the breach with those... She cleaned up pretty good, huh???

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JD

Dean, better check the bores. Pretty sure I heard Dunkle say he was shooting steel BB's...just warming up for big rabbits!

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Now - that's GOOD!!!

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Actually - I was shooting rifled slugs at skeet targets - but......

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John

-but that's when you noticed the hair line crack in the stock!

Scott & I fixed that with a dab of J.B. Weld.. "Can't hardly see it"...

:)

JD

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Dean, the color is green. Green with envy. Thank goodness, you, Bruce and others are keeping a few examples in pristine condition so future generations can admire what craftmanship from the good old USA looks like. Thanks, George

Ahhh, true gentlemen among rascals... it does the heart good. Thank you George and Tim.

Bruce,
Many thanks for posting those pics of a spectacular gun. I have a 12g GH that was well restored and lacks but the barrel finishing. The case colors from Turnbull are faithful to your pics.

Thanks again
Chuck