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Larry Stauch 12-29-2016 12:31 PM

20 gauge GHE
 
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This is a 20 gauge GHE Remington era with 28" barrels.

Dean Romig 12-29-2016 01:37 PM

Wow! That's a dandy Larry!

Looks like the serial number starts with 241...

That gun has great condition and fabulous wood!





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Larry Stauch 12-29-2016 02:14 PM

241 Serial number
 
Yes it does Dean. I think it's a 98-99% gun. Chuck is doing a letter that I hope to get in the next few days. I may drag it along to Las Vegas with me.

Dean Romig 12-29-2016 02:17 PM

Very nice! You're a lucky guy!






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Dean Romig 12-29-2016 05:53 PM

You need to put that one on the table at tha Annual Meeting for the People's Choice Award.





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Brian Dudley 12-30-2016 07:43 AM

I sure hope the wrist of that gun has some sort of reinforcement. With figure like that, it is to be like spaghetti.

Dean Romig 12-30-2016 07:49 AM

I would think that crotch grain running straight up through the wrist would make it ultra-strong.
In my experience of splitting firewood these last forty years, crotch grain like that is as tough to split or break across the grain as American Elm is. JMHO





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Brian Dudley 12-30-2016 07:55 AM

Crotch grain like that is very soft. The actual grain of that piece of wood is going directly across the stock. Stocks figired like this that i have dealt with in the past have been able to flex the wrist back and forth when the butt is clamped in a vise.

Pieces like this are best used on drawbokt guns.

Dean Romig 12-30-2016 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Brian Dudley (Post 208414)
Crotch grain like that is very soft.

That is exactly the opposite of my experience.

I think that stock is beautiful and would be proud to own that gun. And I would never concern myself with it being weak in the wrist... Never.






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Brian Dudley 12-30-2016 08:20 AM

The number one rule of stock wood layout... straight grain in the wrist.


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