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Unread 09-15-2016, 12:12 PM   #8
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Sam Ogle
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I have had a 26" single trigger pistol-grip splinter I used for skeet, doves, and other upland game.
I currently have a 28" straight grip, double trigger, beaver tail fore end,which came used and without the skeleton butt plate: It was choked so damn tight, I couldn't hit anything with it, so I had it opened up. (The left barrel was choked 40/1000's) I still couldn't hit anything with it, so sold it to a friend who couldn't hit anything, and he said "Here, take it back." I then took it to a great woodworker friend and said "Is the pitch wrong on this, or something?" He said "yes;" put it to my length with a Kickeez pad, and said "try that."
To shorten this story: I LOVE it, and choked IC/IC; I just snockered the Doves with it.
My answer to the original question is: I really can't tell any difference, even though the gun I now have is supposed to be the holy grail......and after opening it and getting a proper pad on it.....it is for me.
Sam Ogle, Lincoln, NE
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