thanks for the info. when i received the gun the stock was loose and full of oil from cleanings over the years and had a pin or two in it and was unshootable. i took it to a local gunshop and they sent it to a gunsmith and had the stock replaced. i think it cost me $350.00 in the early 1990's. it has 26" barrels and i am not sure of the choke constriction. also is there a way to track who bought the gun. i was told that it was my grandfathers but he would have had to received it when he was 3 years old. i'm thinking that it could be a great or a 2 great or even a 3 great grandfathers gun.
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