20 gauge, V grade
 

http://forums.accuratereloading.com/...3/m/8241085771

For sale, no wood.

Dave you need a project and a 20ga...don't you?

Would have been nice if the seller would have supplied the serial number and/or pictures of the end so we could have looked it up or had a degree of certainty that it hadn't been bobbed as there's not much choke there if the bore is the normal .615.

Is that Mr. Miles coming out of the darkness?? Good to see you here Dave.

Rich, I agree it's good to see Mr. Miles here....:)

Hopefully we'll see more of Mr Miles, been a long time..

Eric, I agree.....Hey Miles.....You out there?????.....:whistle:

I sent a PM to the guy asking if he would send me the serial number so I could confirm the length of the barrels. He responded that since there was choke in the barrels they have not been cut. I then ask if he would post pictures of the end of the rib and the front of the barrels....no response.

The receiver looks a little rough to me as do the barrels, regardless of whether or not they have been cut. I'm thinking he has $1,000 in parts, not a $1,500 "bird gun."

Rich, I have a project. I just bought a 25 DTI upper.
This is a 6.8 SPC cartridge, necked down to 25 caliber, with the shoulder pushed out to 30 degrees. It's a wildcat that I have to work up a yote killing load for. No I haven't killed any yotes yet, but thought I might give it a try this winter. Would also work great on p-dogs, should I ever make it out west again.

Well, my money is staying in my pocket then. I noticed he was careful not to post the serial number in the pictures and now he won't address a direct question. Think there's a message there.

I don't see the value in it for $1500 even if he threw in the "exhibition" wood. The barrels are lightly pitted and it will cost at least $3000 for someone to stock it, now you have $4500 in a restocked VH with other questionable properties.