Charlie,

He relisted it with a slightly lower price from what I can see, not sure if there was any other changes.

Stan

Very little less. Very interesting gun.

Here's the relist.
A spectacular little NID.

https://www.gunsinternational.com/gu...n_id=102047488

Guess I should have bought both of the NID 28-gauges Randy Shuman had when I bought my No. 1 from him in 1987. The other was a Field Grade but with very high-grade wood on it from a No. 5 or maybe a No. 7.

I’m sure the price has increased considerably since 1987, if you can call it an investment, you did well!

Am I mistaken or have the chokes been opened up and the barrels reblued? 4/4 = full/full. The listing indicates original barrel finish but the pictures show weep holes.

Weep holes mean nothing on Ithaca doubles. They had them from new. Same with Ansley H. Fox

A couple of lines from the bottom of Jay's lengthy text --

"This gun did ship originally with F/F chokes. Sometime along the way it was altered to a more useful IC/M gun."

Both of my NID 28-gauges are choke marked 4 & 4 but have less in the right barrels. My No. 1 is .020" right and .032" left. My No. 2 is .017" right and .027" left.

Thank you Sir. Continuing to learn.

At Skeet or Quail distances.

.007
https://i.imgur.com/cwoT2Kh.jpg

.013
https://i.imgur.com/w4wzOID.jpg

that's a fine looking 28 ga but the price is a out of line with my pocket change at the moment....but a nice gun anyway....charlie