G.E. Lewis and Sons

[OH Osthaus]

thanks Mark

I am looking forward to seeing it reassembled, and to think I spent all that time in Nova Scotia ankle deep in fishless rivers instead of gun shops

[Roundsworth]

Rick, this gun appeared to have spent its fair share of time in blinds or marshes. It was functional, but full of dried up crud that required removal in layers. I use lotsa Hoppe's No. 9 and Q-Tips. The only thing I did NOT do, was drive out the 3 pins in the receiver. My hands do not work like they used to, and I was apprehensive about trying to get the hammers back in without proper jigs/tools. I soaked the area and used compressed air to get any filth out. Looking at a map, I will bet that Nova Scotia gets its share of inclement weather!

[OH Osthaus]

Originally Posted by Mark Landskov

. Looking at a map, I will bet that Nova Scotia gets its share of inclement weather!

yes it does - unfortunately not before I went salmon fishing. As far a rough conditions, they can still hunt from batteries(sinkboxes) and the coast is often very windswept, the interior of Cape Breton has lots of wet lands.

enjoy the find