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Unread 11-05-2023, 08:28 PM   #11
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These images constantly remind me of the man. I will smoke a fine imported cigar this week out shooting in his honor. Shelly would have referred to this one as a "serious gun."
Thanks for sharing, John.
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Absolutely gorgeous gun John!!! Congrats!!!


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Damn that is nice!
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That is the nicest wood I think I’ve ever seen on a single bbl. Congratulations!!
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John, If you get a chance Please ive us some more photos, beautiful piece! Gary
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Good question. 16 yard shooter for sure. Not choked as tight as I would like for handicap. It's something like IM or LF, I think. Will definitely be a backup, possibly take over in the starting lineup. We'll have to wait and see.
…..time will tell.





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She didn’t make the starting line up. Headed for the Grand American next week. Will be shooting my SA with a straight grip stock in singles, my GHE in doubles and my SAA upgrade for handicap.
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Now all you need is an adjustable rib, comb and buttplate, backbore the barrel, tweek the choke and you are good to go
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Now all you need is an adjustable rib, comb and buttplate, backbore the barrel, tweek the choke and you are good to go
Don't forget porting and a compass inlaid in the stock.
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And a 3-inch high vent rib…





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