Repro for ducks and steel shot

[Wild Skies]

I believe that is a Sporting Clays Classic Model. You could verify that simply by asking the seller if it's stamped 'ISC' on the barrel flats and if the muzzles are slightly flared (to accommodate the screw-in chokes of the time period in which they were produced). If it indeed is a SCC it will also be roll stamped on the left barrel as having 2 3/4" chambers, but the chambers will likely measure 3".

I agree with Big D that it does look like a crack on the right cheek.

[Marty K.]

Since it has been brought up, What are every ones thoughts on shooting non toxic thru repro screw in chokes (12 gauge sporting clays model) for instance........ could not find much searching...Thanks, Marty

[Wild Skies]

According to this article written by Gene Hill on the Sporting Clays Classic, this model was designed for the use of steel shot providing you don't use tighter than a Modified choke tube. With the quality of today's steel shot loads that are available is there any reason to shoot the $3-a-pop non-toxic loads in a Repro designed for steel?

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