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My problem lies in reconciling my gross habits with my net income.
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Yep but is it better than classic Parkers, Fox, Lefever or LCS at the same price or less? Talked with a man hunting yeaterday with RBL 20. He was walking the road afraid to get it scratched. CB
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For hunting waterfowl, I would say it's better than a classic due to the ability to handle any kind of shot available. I am planning to order one for that very purpose. Hopefully it will be done in time to take with me duck hunting in Argentina at the end of May. I have been taking my 1100 on previous trips.
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Why would Tony make the only 16 gauge barrel option 29" when he is selling 30" 28 gauges? If 29" 16 gauges are available, he should also offer a 31" option.
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Bill, look at the money you've saved by the announcement not including a long barrel .410-bore. Now you can add a few more brown guns to your safes!!
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For Waterfowl, the 12 needs to be at least close to 8#'s with 32" barrels, Beavtertail and Pistol grip. I did not see weights specified?
Why no screw chokes for the 16?-Dick
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They gave the weights of the 12-gauge from 6 pounds 10 ounces to 9 pounds. It is item 17 in the frequently asked questions.
What I don't see is the "English Walnut" option we had with the RBL-28!!
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Dick the 12's weight is listed as being anywhere from 6-10 up to 9 lbs., nothing listed for the 16. It would be nice to be able to guarantee 8lbs if one was planning to use it for waterfowl w/ 3" heavy loads.
As a dedicated upland gun the 16's fixed chokes don't bother me but on the 16 I don't need the removable recoil pad setup and would like to be able to get it without ejectors to get the weight down.
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16 with IC & Full or SK1 and Mod. DT, PG, SFE
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