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I bought this gun at the Southern, it was a Remington restock stamped with serial number , replacement SBP Remington stamped with serial number and what I believe is a Remington replacement trigger plate serial numbered to the gun in Remington font. It has Remington repair codes on the barrel. I wanted a great shooter to enjoy myself on the clays course, I think it’s all that and more.
It received a full recut, new wood, case color, and general spruce up of what ailed it. For the purists forgive the case color butt plate, I like it actually. Thank you Chris Dawe, Christian Lemieux, Oskar Kob and Paul Dubois. These are the finest craftsmen in Canada.
I hope you enjoy the pictures.
The Following 46 Users Say Thank You to Brian Hornacek For Your Post:
The game scene on that trigger floor plate looks like something we would expect to see adorning a BH or even an AH.
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George King, "That's Ruff", 2010 - a timeless classic.
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