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Unread 08-03-2021, 11:18 AM   #1
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I make most gun decisions the day or moment of myself
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I would call Brian for a little advise. If the crack continues to get worse, just continue to shoot, the FE will not fall apart. I have shot guns with cracks a hell of a lot bigger than yours on your B. STAY POSITIVE & KEEP SHOOTING AS YOU
NORMALLY DO !!! Bring home the trophy.

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John, Occam's Razor-the simplest solution is the best solution. As Tuco said in "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly", "When it's time to talk, talk. When it's time to shoot, shoot." SHOOT IT!!!!!!
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I make most gun decisions the day or moment of myself
Good for you. I seem to make far too many of mine AFTER the fact.
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I always regret posting my opinions, but:

I don't believe that crack happened when the last shell was fired. Looking at the photo I'll bet it has been there a long, long time but was just noticed. Think of how many shells may have been fired without further damage.

I have been in the turkey woods and with noting to do but wait and have found cracks that have been in a stock long before I acquired the gun, but just found them in the proper light.
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