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  • yoshmyster
    Got a URKO I keep forgetting about with the frame mounted striker that needs green loc tite. Kind a shocked the firing pin hasn't walked out yet.

    Love to Mad Max that but I reckon the stamp is more than the shotgun is worth [:D]. Looking forward to that "gun trade in" spiral cut ham.
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  • SCOUT5
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    3 sxs. Ithaca Flues 20ga with 2 1/2" chambers and 26" barrels Open bore and Full choke. Lefever Nitro (Ithaca) 12ga 28" barrels Mod. and Full. Tobin 30" barrels, Full and Fuller, it's at the gunsmith right now getting a tune up including new firing pins.

    3 O/U. FabArms 12ga, 24" barrels bottom barrel has fixed spreader choke and top takes tubes. Beretta White wing 12ga, 26" barrels and choke tubes. Browning Citori 20ga 26" barrels, choke tubes and a shortened stock with adjustable butt plate, good for kids and ladies.

    Want more but I'm not even using what I have often enough to warrant it.
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  • goldslammer
    Three 12's, two 20's, and a 28ga...
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  • toad67
    Browning Citori XS's in 12, 20, 28 and 410...
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  • pingjockey
    A pair of early Beretta's 12 and 20, a Rossi hammer coach gun, and about a half dozen european 16g. mostly Belgian and German, choked tight.
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  • Laredo Lefty
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    Ruger Red Label
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    And 2 Rossi coachguns.
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  • gjshaw
    I?ve got a couple double barrels. A browning, LC Smith, Lefever, and a Parker.
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  • gearheaddad
    Coolest one I have is an old 12 gauge with exposed hammers one barrel blown out the side!
    Maybe it would work for shooting around left hand corners now......[;)][:D]
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  • hoosier
    Fulton Arms 16 Ga
    Crescent Arms 12 ga Hammers (great Grandpas)
    AYA Matador II 12 ga
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  • savage170
    None at this time I've had a couple old savages in the past including the model 24
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  • fideau
    A Stevens 311A .410, ca. 1964. I don't believe it was ever fired when I inherited it from family. I have fired it twice.
    A Montgomery Ward 12 ga., made by Lefever.
    Had many others but that's all I have left.
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  • XXCross
    Parker...DH Mfg. 1902
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  • Chief Shaway
    A late 1800's Remington 12
    A Spanish 20
    A Savage Fox Model B 20
    A Ruger Red Label 12
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  • bobski
    1940 parker.
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  • droptop
    None, zero, zip. Didn't have any daughters.[:p]
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  • 84Bravo1
    I appreciate all the replies.

    I am most enjoying this. Thank you.
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  • montanajoe
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  • mmppres
    Savage 311 20ga,12ga 16.
    winchester model 24. 12ga, 16ga 20ga,
    all old an beat up but tight an work great.
    one old cut down Utica special 12ga
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  • montanajoe
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  • montanajoe
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    pg.#2
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  • Sam06
    This is nice:

    https://www.GunBroker.com/item/779509312

    I cannot think of a better Grouse hunting gun in the Mountains.
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  • pulsarnc
    Ithaca Flues in 12 gauge which was my Grandfather?s bird hunting gun
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  • gearheaddad
    quote:Originally posted by Sam06
    This is nice:

    https://www.GunBroker.com/item/779509312

    I cannot think of a better Grouse hunting gun in the Mountains.


    Nice light and fast gun for sure, but it's not a Browning Superposed 410 or 28 ga.
    Nothing at all quite like a small bore Superposed.......[;)]
    Model 90 Marlin 410 is a treat to carry for upland birds also!
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  • BT99
    Only own one. Was a Savage 311. I sleeved a 45-70 barrel into the
    left barrel after I cut them to 22 inches. Now, I am ready for fur or feather when I go hunting.
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