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Thanks to Bruce for sharing the information he had on the gun, it was very helpfu. And thanks to Richard, Greg, and Scott. The stock painting and leather covered pads are all certainly viable ideas.
Daryl Halquist has been coaching me a little on taking pictures of guns. I think these are better.
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04-12-2011, 06:27 PM
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you could also sleeve the 30 in. barrels to a 28 ga  scott
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