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Unread 07-27-2013, 07:49 AM   #1
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It looks like it would be a great shooter. I see the Trap Gun butt plate, does it have trap gun dimensions?
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It looks like it would be a great shooter. I see the Trap Gun butt plate, does it have trap gun dimensions?
I haven't measured the stock dimensions but I can say that when you throw it up it seems to have dimensions closer to what we would have today rather then what one would "assume" was normal for a gun from the 1890's !

If I'm able to go to the range this coming week I plan to shoot right and left barrel patterns with 00 Buck at 25 yards . Might even try my 1 1/4 ounce #8 dove loads as well .
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