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Pete,
Bores are .777 or 8. Chokes are both full. My bore gauge has trouble with anything bigger than 12.
No work on stock-yet. If I decide to do it, I would send to Brian D for screw work and ask him to work with Mark Logan to put the stock back together as original.
Bob J
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08-04-2014, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Bob Jurewicz
Pete,
Bores are .777 or 8. Chokes are both full. My bore gauge has trouble with anything bigger than 12.
No work on stock-yet. If I decide to do it, I would send to Brian D for screw work and ask him to work with Mark Logan to put the stock back together as original.
Bob J
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Well it looks great now. Good luck hunting and bringing it back even more.
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