Pictures of 10 Gauge

[Dennis]

Mike I have shot the gun a couple of times now. The first time was to just park my truck on a dirt road to shoot it. Very informal. I simply loaded it with 1 1/8 ounce RST shells and held it with both hands on the pistol grip to fire 4 rounds. Then I loaded it with 1 1/4 ounce of RST shells to shoot another 4 rounds. Having done that and still having all of my fingers I shot a few more rounds just to see about recoil (none to speak of) and bringing up the gun to fire off a shot. Then I went home. The second time was with my brother and an informal skeet shoot with him and me. I don't remember how many I broke out of 25 but probably 16. Can anyone suggest where to buy the product to attach to my stock to raise the comb. I have seen them in posts before before but can't find it now.

I love the 10 gauge a lot. My brother has a Beretta 3 1/2 inch 10 gauge double that we shoot clay targets with sometimes. It doubled on my nephew once and I have to say that was a, "kick".

Dennis

[10 bore]

Originally Posted by Dennis V. Nix

Mike I have shot the gun a couple of times now. The first time was to just park my truck on a dirt road to shoot it. Very informal. I simply loaded it with 1 1/8 ounce RST shells and held it with both hands on the pistol grip to fire 4 rounds. Then I loaded it with 1 1/4 ounce of RST shells to shoot another 4 rounds. Having done that and still having all of my fingers I shot a few more rounds just to see about recoil (none to speak of) and bringing up the gun to fire off a shot. Then I went home. The second time was with my brother and an informal skeet shoot with him and me. I don't remember how many I broke out of 25 but probably 16. Can anyone suggest where to buy the product to attach to my stock to raise the comb. I have seen them in posts before before but can't find it now.

I love the 10 gauge a lot. My brother has a Beretta 3 1/2 inch 10 gauge double that we shoot clay targets with sometimes. It doubled on my nephew once and I have to say that was a, "kick".

Dennis

Hi Dennis, send me a PM i have a Comb raiser(for lack of a better word) i will part with if you are interested, scott