Wondering ?????

[Dean Romig]

Rich, that was me, as you know, and Brad repaired my barrels and I shoot it all the time now. He told me that if it was anything but Laminated Steel he wouldn't even have attempted it. Something about Lam that makes it more resilient than the other composites...
I wrote about the gun in Parker Pages less than a year ago - "Shot to Destruction" is the article to look for.

I'll bet a dollar that a set of fluid steel barrels of that vintage would have suffered similarly (or blown out) under the same circumstances.





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[Opening Day]

I saw this gun before, and it was a great gun, and no the bores were clean. One of these two people shot this gun and returned it to Steve, and if you have ever dealt with Steve he will always say "go out and shoot it", bring it back set it back on the table. Say yes or no it didn't fit or whatever and he will say fine (I have seen him do it many, many times).
I cannot believe that the person that did this, did not have enough backbone and/or been man enough to say I'm sorry I screwed up your gun what can I do? If I know Steve he probably would have cut him some slack and said that happens and worked something out, but no, the guy just dropped it on the table and went on his merry way. I know Steve has been steaming about this for a few months, the person that did this has no excuse