Pin Lifter

[Dean Romig]

Pictures Chuck!!





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[Stan Hoover]

Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop

Stan, I could always adopt you, that way I could hand down my pin lifter to you. 12B/14ga. Laminated barrels and a straight grip. 1" spacing between the firing pin holes!

Chuck,
I think I am up for adoption, let me know where to send the papers

[Pa SxS]

You asked for it Dean so here it is. S/N 63. It's slightly off face and when I got it, it was missing the lifter foot. There was no evidence a foot was ever mounted and there was no hole taped for the screw. Jim DiSpragno was very kind to send me the foot and screw and our good friend Dave Suponski mounted it for me. There was also a home made blade sight on the muzzle end of the barrels. I had a correct Parker front bead mounted. It's either a $110 or $135 Dollar grade gun. It does have a little leaf engraving on parts of the action. It appears to have 5 points of checkering at the tip of the fore-end.

[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop

Stan, I could always adopt you, that way I could hand down my pin lifter to you. 12B/14ga. Laminated barrels and a straight grip. 1" spacing between the firing pin holes!

I handled that lifter this week. Very nice gun. Stan, you get the lifter, I get the 28g!!

[Pa SxS]

I'm finally going to have sons

[JAMES HALL]

You know son inlaws work harder. You better keep the girls.

[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop

I'm finally going to have sons

I LOVE YOU DADDY!!!!

[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by JAMES HALL

You know son inlaws work harder. You better keep the girls.

You're killin' me here Jimmy!!

[Stan Hoover]

Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop

I'm finally going to have sons

I guess beggars can't be choosers

[charlie cleveland]

I have a 11 ga pin lifter I bought from brian a while back...it shoots good I do not have any 11 ga shells I have shot it with low brass 12 ga paper shells.....charlie