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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by slipgate
    My father in law knows I am looking for a shotgun and gave me his fathers old Stevens model 311a double barrel 20 gauge that his father used for squirrel hunting (he used to eat the squirrels - eww).
    It appears to be in excellent condition!

    Sweet!
    There ain't nothing wrong with eating squirrel! It's actually pretty darn good if cooked right![;)]

    Congrats on the new gun![:D]
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  • divecop
    Nice shotgun, I'm fond of doubles. I have a 311c 12ga, been having
    it since I was 12. 43 years and still use it.
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  • divecop
    I put the squirrels on the grill. Pretty good that way.
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  • slipgate
    I can't find a serial number on it anywhere - is this common for these?
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by slipgate
    I can't find a serial number on it anywhere - is this common for these?
    Yes it is!
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  • flyingtorpedo
    Free stuff is always good, especially if it is a free gun in excellent shape! Luck guy. Enjoy it[:D]
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  • bamafan
    Got one of them myself. Absolutely love it for rabbits and squirrels.
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  • Jacob2008
    quote:Originally posted by git_r_done
    quote:Originally posted by slipgate
    My father in law knows I am looking for a shotgun and gave me his fathers old Stevens model 311a double barrel 20 gauge that his father used for squirrel hunting (he used to eat the squirrels - eww).
    It appears to be in excellent condition!

    Sweet!
    There ain't nothing wrong with eating squirrel! It's actually pretty darn good if cooked right![;)]

    Congrats on the new gun![:D]


    Squirrel gravy.. Mmmm
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  • iluvguns
    Squirrel fried up and smothered in gravy with home-made cat head biscuits is about the best eating in the world! Use that "new to you" scatter gun and go get you a few!
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  • fishkiller41
    Y'all missin da'boat on the limb-rats!! Pressure-cooker. Brown-em-up in some bacon grease, thro in the bacon and an onion with some green-beans, and simmer for about 40 min.
    Best'ya ever had!!
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  • Colt Super
    How many cats do you usually use for the preparation of "cat-head" biscuits??

    Do you save the other end for "cats-ass" biscuits??

    Just curious.

    Doug
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  • givette
    Sounds like a catastrophe to me!![:D]
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  • Sav99
    Hunted small game this afternoon and shot a squirrel. Gonna cook him up tomorrow for supper, along with the nice rooster pheasant I got today too. I have a 311 20ga. Sure are nice guns. Does yours come with a crack at the heel of the pistol grip where it meets the receiver?
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  • jabronij3
    quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
    How many cats do you usually use for the preparation of "cat-head" biscuits??

    Do you save the other end for "cats-ass" biscuits??

    Just curious.

    Doug



    yes[:)]
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  • cantbecivil
    Now I don't feel as bad for eating Horse stew
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  • 41 nut
    Any manufactured before 1968 did not have serial numbers after that they were required by GCA 68 to have serial number. Nice shotgun. [}:)]
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  • abcguns2
    O.K. , nice utility shotgun (not fancy but works), I have a couple of these myself...and ... squirel(?) is one of my favorite 'game' dishes.
    really like fried after rolled in flour/salt/red&black pepper in bacon grease , gravy , fried tators , ect.ect. dang that sounds good , may have to go shoot me a 'tree-rat'..............
    Good Luck !!!
    d.a.stearns
    Gunsmith / LEO
    Niota , Tn

    p.s. ....if you up and decide you dont like the SxS 20 ga. , let me know , I dont have one of these in a 20 ga...HeHeHe .........
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