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Shotgun Picture Thread!
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Re: Shotgun Picture Thread!
That is nice.
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It was in terrible shape when I got it.
Took a complete disassemble down to the finest parts, reanodize of the receiver, blast and park the barrel, find a pistol grip to replace the dog chewed one it had, and finish off with Guncoat in FDE.
I learned more about that shotgun than I never wanted to learn, but it’s been a jewel since.
One thing, it hates reduced recoil buck, it’ll shoot low wall brass all day, but something about the rr impulse causes it to FTF the next round.
Took a complete disassemble down to the finest parts, reanodize of the receiver, blast and park the barrel, find a pistol grip to replace the dog chewed one it had, and finish off with Guncoat in FDE.
I learned more about that shotgun than I never wanted to learn, but it’s been a jewel since.
One thing, it hates reduced recoil buck, it’ll shoot low wall brass all day, but something about the rr impulse causes it to FTF the next round.
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Re: Shotgun Picture Thread!
Looks familiar..
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Re: Shotgun Picture Thread!
Botericvgrath1 wrote: ↑May 2nd, 2021, 2:54 amNice revolver, working on getting this soonWRMorrison wrote: ↑June 29th, 2018, 5:25 am Winchester 1897 Takedown - This one was made in '55. Yes, it's got a Model 12 forearm on it; installed long ago by a PO. Someday I might change it back. I had the barrel shortened to 19", threaded for internal chokes and had the brass bead re-installed. I also shortened the stock ~1.5" and installed a trim-to-fit recoil pad as I prefer a shorter LOP. Shoots great, but it's having extraction issues at the moment. I'm sure it's a worn spring, but haven't had the time to look at it yet.
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Almost as nice as Triggerfish's revolver. Almost
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Re: Shotgun Picture Thread!
I'd like to buy one for myself, too.
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That wood Mossberg he’ll yeah. I love wood furniture on shotguns
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WRMorrison wrote: ↑June 29th, 2018, 5:25 am Winchester 1897 Takedown - This one was made in '55. Yes, it's got a Model 12 forearm on it; installed long ago by a PO. Someday I might change it back. I had the barrel shortened to 19", threaded for internal chokes and had the brass bead re-installed. I also shortened the stock ~1.5" and installed a trim-to-fit recoil pad as I prefer a shorter LOP. Shoots great, but it's having extraction issues at the moment. I'm sure it's a worn spring, but haven't had the time to look at it yet.
Awesome!
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Re: Shotgun Picture Thread!
Intel6 wrote: ↑September 6th, 2018, 8:27 am Here are a few pics:
My two 97's
L: An original made in 1916 cut down
R: A repro Norinco 97 Trench
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L: 11-87 Police
M: Benelli M3S90
R: Rem 1100 w/long bbl
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T: Saiga 12 converted
M: Rem 1100 with 21" bbl and mag
B: 97 Trench with sling
SG's Web 2 .jpg
The top 2 look great