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Made the light weight guns with a skeletonized stock and tiny mini splinter for ends? Most of the stock wood was carved away leaving only the recoil load bearing portions of the stock with full dimensions. Some of these guns may have been 2” 12b guns. I just have forgotten the maker’s name in my old age. Thank you, guys!
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Thomas Turner of Reading perhaps.
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Like so: ![[Linked Image from i.ibb.co]](https://i.ibb.co/S4XJt0fT/IMG-1030.jpg) Not my cup of tea, but somebody liked the idea. Notice tiny forend, scalloped stock. This is a Thomas Turner gun. Best, Ted
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Skimin, Stanlie. "Your" welcome.
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Thanks for the correction. I couldn't remember the name and did a search. The article I found spelled it as I did. I guess we were both wrong.(?) https://shotgunweb.com/manufacturers/164-skimmin-wood OBTW, correct grammar and spelling would be "you're", not "your", prof. As in you are welcome.
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Last edited by Daryl Hallquist; 01/01/26 09:39 AM.
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I wouldn’t doubt they exist, but, I haven’t seen a Skimin & Wood that mimics the Turner lightweight version, either.
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