new NID 20
 

here is my latest buy. an NID 20 ga. grade 2E. 28 in. F/F. I found it in pigeon coop. LOL

very nice

Boy Scott, that's a screamer. Nice find! (and a 20 to boot)

Very nice Scottie. I hope I get to shoot it the next time I am up at MW.

Hi Scott...I like that one,,,sweet! I have took interest in NID-16 and have started looking for hi condition light weight one with modern dimensions and would prefer M/F for roosters but grouse chokes may also work. I have a couple ICD-S in 4E and the one I just bought is a 20/16 set.....(-: The fun is in the chase....SXS ohio

Can you post pictures of the pigeon coop?

Those pigeons must have been living in the lap of luxury.

Nice find Scotti.Congratulations! Could you send me the GPS coordinates of that chicken coup?

wouldn't help - a coop like that would be in a gated community :rotf:

Ya Rick most likely..Maybe a $50 to the gatekeeper would help....:rotf:

Nice climate/humidity controlled coop!! Congrats on a great find.

Nice gun Scott!!!!! But you should not have told me where the coop is, I took a picture of it for all to see:rotf:

No luck here finding a nice double gun in my old chicken coop...

Frank, all chicken coop guns are gone, its the pigeon coops now !:rotf:

I had a 1936 vintage 28-inch mod & full Field Grade that weighed 6 pounds 7 ounces, but went ga ga for this 26-inch ic & mod, high condition, 1941 vintage, 4E with twin ivories, single selective, and original recoil pad --

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...4E16-Gauge.jpg

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but, the boys at Fall Creek Waterpower Lot #6 didn't spend near enough time striking the barrels or trimming down the stock, and it weighs 7 pounds 2.6 ounces!!

Point being, really light weight NID 16-gauges are hard to find in my experience.

Dave, What is the lop on that nice 16 ga.? :corn:

It is 14" x 1 1/2" x 2 3/8" measuring from the single trigger.