Right Rich! I don't know how that skinny guy does it...... levitation I guess.

The gun will be at Hausemann's as a loaner in case anyone wants to try it out.

My 6 frame 10 has 6 13 weight barrels and are 34" long. The chambers are 3".

jeff for a 6 frame gun those barrels are lite copared to 3 frame guns..glad you posted this..my 3 frame 10 ga 30 inch factory weigh in at 7 lb 10 ounce..3 1/2 inch chambers.. twist steel barrels...charlie

It must be the Wheaties for breakfast.:rotf:

Boys,

Parris Island in 77, The Basic School for Marine Officers (TBS) in 89, Persian Gulf in 91 aboard TRIPOLI, and a whole lot of practicing to be miserable has something to do with it. Swinging a 15 pound 8 gauge is nothing compared to the rigors of service.

Since you are not Marines perhaps if you watch this a hundred times something might sink into your Brain Housing Groups!
Such as Regiments Hand Down Forever
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM4P...GyglZg&index=1

Mark

Motivation Ditch, Parris Island 1970. Only a Marine would know.

I watched the video and enjoyed it. However, the high point of the video was when the drill instructor came onto the bus to "greet" the busload of recruits. I haven't thought about that moment for 47 years. It may have been the high point of my military career. Nothing much scared me for the next 24 months as much as that DI who greeted us in November of 1967.

My fireteam BARman was George (Possum) Brown, a 140 pound underground farmer from WBGVa. He could do wonders with that twenty pound rifle.

FMP, PI 2/'56