GH 16ga Pristine

[Autumn Daze]

I don't know Dean..Look at all the "discoloration" on the standing breach from all those fired shells....

[John D.]

Originally Posted by Dave Suponski

I don't know Dean..Look at all the "discoloration" on the standing breach from all those fired shells....

After Scott & I finished shooting it, we cleaned it up "real good" and Scott had a small file and cold blue in the back of his pick-up truck - so we cleaned up the breach with those... She cleaned up pretty good, huh???



JD

[George Blair]

Dean, better check the bores. Pretty sure I heard Dunkle say he was shooting steel BB's...just warming up for big rabbits!

[John D.]

Originally Posted by George Blair

Dean, better check the bores. Pretty sure I heard Dunkle say he was shooting steel BB's...just warming up for big rabbits!

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Now - that's GOOD!!!



Actually - I was shooting rifled slugs at skeet targets - but......



John

[George Blair]

-but that's when you noticed the hair line crack in the stock!

[John D.]

Originally Posted by George Blair

-but that's when you noticed the hair line crack in the stock!

Scott & I fixed that with a dab of J.B. Weld.. "Can't hardly see it"...



JD

[Dean Romig]

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[George Blair]

Dean, the color is green. Green with envy. Thank goodness, you, Bruce and others are keeping a few examples in pristine condition so future generations can admire what craftmanship from the good old USA looks like. Thanks, George

[Dean Romig]

Ahhh, true gentlemen among rascals... it does the heart good. Thank you George and Tim.

[Chuck Heald]

Bruce,
Many thanks for posting those pics of a spectacular gun. I have a 12g GH that was well restored and lacks but the barrel finishing. The case colors from Turnbull are faithful to your pics.

Thanks again
Chuck