Let's celebrate them Repros!

[Wild Skies]

Originally Posted by Richard Skeuse

I remember selling that Quilted stock and if I had the money then I would have bought it. Very nice to see it again

Thank you for saying and remembering that Mr. Skeuse. I purchased the gun about 4 years ago in used, but virtually new condition from a retired Doctor living in Tennessee. It is indeed a unique stock, kinda like vertical fiddleback under changing light conditions, but with a checkerboard effect instead.

[Rod N. Gunn]

Another Fiddle-Back

[Rod N. Gunn]

I've posted this a bunch but it fits this thread.

[Rod N. Gunn]

SCC that I sold, may have been a mistake.

[Rod N. Gunn]

NSFL gun... kinda plain but its a two-barrel set.

[Rod N. Gunn]

Best of all they kill birds... this 20ga repro has been all over the country with me, its had thousands rounds run through it, it never malfunctions, and it fits me like a bionic body part. I wish that who ever ends up with it could know all the joy that I have gotten from this gun. Many of my fondest memories with my friends were recorded with this gun in my hands. God bless your dad Richard, he did a great thing.

[Dean Romig]

Of course you do. I think it's really very funny that so many people think they can beat the known odds of losing fingers to the spinning impellers of snowblowers and a "Just in case" gun or even a voice controlled computer keyboard are comical concepts.

[Rex Northen]

I loaded these pictures a few months ago after making a purchase decision, but here they are again - three barrel A1 set - 26" and 28" 20 gauge barrels and 28" 16 gauge (Krieghoff) barrels. Ken Hurst engraved and signed. Still don't know the full story on this gun, Ken thinks he did the work on the gun around '90 or '91, but I don't think many (any?) A1's were sold in the white around that time, so...

[Reproman]

Originally Posted by Rex Northen

I loaded these pictures a few months ago after making a purchase decision, but here they are again - three barrel A1 set - 26" and 28" 20 gauge barrels and 28" 16 gauge (Krieghoff) barrels. Ken Hurst engraved and signed. Still don't know the full story on this gun, Ken thinks he did the work on the gun around '90 or '91, but I don't think many (any?) A1's were sold in the white around that time, so...

Wow, beautiful gun!

Do the Krieghoff barrels have matching engraving and gold banding?

[Rex Northen]

Originally Posted by Marvin Kells

Wow, beautiful gun!

Do the Krieghoff barrels have matching engraving and gold banding?

None of the barrels have a gold band, but all barrel engraving (barrel ends and wedges) are identical and all three sets of barrels are serial numbered to the gun, have the machining and are marked "A1 Special Custom Shop, NJ"