Four pounds-fifteen ounces!?!
Now that I've stopped drooling, I printed the best picture of this device and am taking it to my father-in-law today to see if he knows what it is and how it attaches and what not. He's 85 years old and has held, shot, and owned more shotguns than the law allows. He is a wealth of information with no access to the internet or such things.
I tend to think it is for trap shooting, raise the rear sight or rear of the sighting plane and the front has to rise, right? It would be neat if that is removable, off for hunting and on for trap.
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