The Old Reliable Hit's YouTube

[Jeff K.]

When they produced the 18 ga shells, they ran out of 18 ga head stamped brass. They finished the run with 20 ga head stamped brass.

[charlie cleveland]

I have one of those 18 ga shells and seen I more on auction site a few years back...charlie

[Dean Romig]

Charlie, who makes the 18 gauge shell you have?





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[charlie cleveland]

Remington was the maker dean....and is marked 18 gauge....charlie

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by charlie cleveland

Remington was the maker dean....and is marked 18 gauge....charlie

It may have been from an original production run for the 18 gauge DHE that was offered to me.





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[charlie cleveland]

it could have been dean....I could have bought a good off brand gun for what I give for that shell...charlie

[Bill Murphy]

Bob Hess's 24 gauge was mentioned in Peter Johnson's book. Peter misspelled Bob's last name, but somehow, he knew about the gun. The gun was displayed at the Nashville show.

[todd allen]

I have to say that overall, I liked the video, and I thought Jonny was pretty good in his part.
Sure, they got a lot of details wrong, but what would you expect.
Imagine a Brit who grew up with Jags and Land Rovers discussing classic Packards, or Desotos with a group of used car salesmen. They will get some details wrong.

[Alfred Houde]

I shake my head at most YouTube videos. However, I do enjoy Dave Carrie Shooting, Art's Gun Shop, and Big Woods Bucks.

Oh, and Misty Morning Cabin's live feed.

[Phil Yearout]

I started watching but about half way through the feed changed to an article about foot fungus. Gave up after that.