Superposed 28 and 410

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Ed Blake

My Browning ownership is limited to the Citori, however, my understanding about the salt guns is the higher grade guns are the ones you need to be careful of. Great dove guns. I hope you get to use them soon.

Central VA is not looking promising for good available dove fields . But as you well know a lot could change between now and Saturday !

[Researcher]

The target forearm used on the New Model Skeet Guns and the Trap Guns from 1967 onward have a long bolt in from the front of the wood into the forearm iron instead of the cross-bolt. Much like a Parker Bros. beavertail forearm.

[Big D]

To my eye, those forearms are as ugly as a mud fence

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by John Dallas

To my eye, those forearms are as ugly as a mud fence

You know the old saying opinions are like backsides !

[6pt-Sika]

Ok the 410 finally arrived via USPS at about 15:30 . Took the recoil pad off and the stock bolt out . No signs of salt wood on ANY of the metal , the gun appears to be unfired .I'm still gonna test the wood tomorrow just to be safe . Also the period correct Browning hard case looks new !

[Mills]

We have a friend who has consistently great hunts. Great and even good dove hunts are getting to be few and far between

[Mills]

Ok now I see the 410. You done good again

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

Ok now I see the 410. You done good again

Thanks !

I think one decent 32" Broadway and I'll be done looking for Superposed !

But now I'm kinda getting interested in Remington 32's again . Had a couple that had been totally rebuilt reblued and refinished , and like many other things I sold them for something else . And now I think I need two more a skeet and a trap oughtta do it !

[Mills]

Our gun club had an older Krieghoff multi barrel set a few years ago for a couple thousand and we should have nabbed it. The ones that get away . . .

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

Our gun club had an older Krieghoff multi barrel set a few years ago for a couple thousand and we should have nabbed it. The ones that get away . . .

I have a K-32 trap gun that was made in the first year or two of production . It's my understanding that this gun is early enough that it was made atleast partially with left over Remington 32 parts .

Four or five years ago I had a pair of Remington 32 12 gauge skeet guns that had been reblued , refinished etc . I should have kept one of them , the gun had a factory vent rib . In all honesty that is THE ONLY shotgun I ever owned that I NEVER missed with . But I shot it maybe 400 times before I let it go all on the skeet field of course and never more then 50 shots at a time .

I'll just wait until someone brings in a nice old Remington 32 skeet and or trap at the shop and I'll pounce if the price is right .