Frank, Thank You for posting the pictures. I would be pretty happy also...

I will post more tomorrow, gun at office

I've gotta say I'm pretty impressed.

Please let us know how the POI on each tube compares with your expectations.

Forend gap? c'mon guys, the forend to barrel gap has to either get larger or the barrels are so thick walled with a .410 internal and the same as the 28g outside. That would be rediculous. Why is this even a question? It's gonna be .550 minus .410, divided by 2 difference.

Agreed, but I'd still like to see a pic. I was interested in a set, years ago when CSM advertised them, but refrained when I couldn't get them to send pics. Lots of $ for a possible unsightly gap between the bbls and forend. I will say that they look nice in the pics Pat posted though.

Gosh, I thought there was no such thing as dumb question here.

I only asked the question because I thought it may be of interest to others that have ordered a set or those that just simply have an interest in these sorts of things. I am truly sorry if it offended you, Chuck.

More Pictures, some people will not believe the quality, but the way I look at it, Connecticut Shotgun make the $49,000 Parker 28 gauge on the same machines, there is no shortcut to Quality in these barrels.


PDD

:rotf::rotf: I think Chuck has a set on order, but the topic of forend fit makes him a bit touchy, no? Until he sees them. Maybe...

Greg,
I got carried away. I had seen this concern stated many times in the past when the barrels were first offered. I even saw where Lou got a little coy about it. Sorry, you're right.

:duck:That and my new pointer war painted herself up with turds the other day just like Amarillo Mike's dogs.:cuss: I gotta talk to Mike about that. I think some of those 'across the tracks Britts' have taught my pointer some low class stuff. :draw:

Heck Joe, that forend was a real find, but it weren't cheap neither. I think I may have the only one in existance.:duck::whistle: