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I agree the 1894's are a great gun Charlie. I have two.... b grade 12 with 26 inch barrels for grouse...looks to be built on a 16 gauge frame as it is quite light....and a 10 gauge CE with 32" barrels....that one seems to break clay pigeons all on its own....nice work on getting yours running again!
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