LMAO !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jim
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LMAO !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jim
Great job. That’s a keeper for sure.
Well done, looks great!
Good job, beautiful gun.
I have one in 20 ga. .....had the chokes opened up to skeet/skeet. It is my go-to gun for grouse and woodcock.
Do you want one in 20ga to have a versatile set?
Nice job.
I had a 12 gauge Gorosabel a little while back, similar style and quality....I kind of regret selling it.
I have one in .410. My first gun.. was given to me back in '90 and had been through several sets of hands before mine. In very good condition, except I think the barrels might be bent a little?
Funny you say that about your .410Quote:
Originally Posted by Northhunter
A buddy of mine bought one at an old MNR auction.
Looked great , but the barrels shot off a bit.
Its hard to explain.. no sign of stress on the gun (to me anyway). But looking down the bore(s) they appear a little "off" to me. Its my only double so I dunno. My buddy said I was nuts. Then one day we walked miles for birds and came up empty handed. Put a pop can in a tree just to feel the gun go off (I don't carry it often.. not practical for ducks and not good for shooting grouse through saplings) and I just about missed the can.
I put a couple patterns on paper. Looked a little low and to the right but I was freehand. My dad took a shot.. dead on. Gonna have to shoot it off a rest to find out for sure I guess.