CHE 28ga.
 

FYI.....This months edition of Shooting Sportsman magazine displays a nice CHE 28 ga. on the back cover.

I've handled that gun... it is awesome!! I really wanted to bring it home with me in the worst way...
But unfortunately Bill said "Sorry Dean, we don't loan guns." :corn:

If I'm not mistaken, that gun has about a 15 3/4" LOP.

I checked out Robin hollow's web site but didn't see this. Dean do you remember any particulars of the gun, stock configuration, barell length, cost ect? Has it been there long?

It was there in September when we were at Addieville for the Annual Meeting and Vintager's.

Straight stock, splinter, double triggers, 26" or 28" but I don't remember which... I think 28".

Cost, as you would expect, reflected a Parker of this quality and gauge.

I was there a few weeks ago, I believe it was still there. Bill is currently loaded with great inventory, he's been busy!!

I guess your commitment to "Not Buy Anything" just went out the window....:rotf::rotf::rotf:

There is no cost to dream the impossible dream...fight the financial foe....you get the idea....I can't sing:biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh:

Julias has both a CHE28 and an A-grade 20 in their upcoming auction. An A-1 special 12 too. Maybe I'll bid on either the minty Win 1886 .45-90 SRC or one of the 15-16# 8-bore cannons instead.....in my dreams, of course... you never know though when a big old tusker with 125#ers is going to wander into your yard.... a guy's gotta be ready.

Ive got that covered. T Rex might be a problem.

thats why i need a 4 bore for if i ever run across a t rex... charlie

A Westly Richard's 500/450 NE for me please:whistle: For some reason I'd like a vintage double rifle in a stopping caliber.....why...well for whitetails in the thick cedar swamps of the Upper pennisula of course:rotf::rotf:

I have E-Mailed RHO regarding the CHE 28 and called them to get some spefic's like the stock dimensions, LOP, barrel length and cost and NO reply:eek: I guess they don't want to try to do business:whistle: