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Is the offered case a plastic one ? Not as nice as the earlier guns, if so. Does anyone know what thicknesses the snap on pads are ? Hopefully no more than 1"
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Maybe pad comes with two differnt ones that give 141/4" and 143/4" length of pulls. These guns are made for shooting!Now for the 410 in a couple of years! Bobby
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I would have to assume that a 12 gauge with 32" VR barrels, pistol grip and beavertail would be the 9# configuration? Perfect for 3" loads.
I had a 32" Model 21 'Duck' at one time and loved it for geese. Weight was 7#15.5oz. Now all I need is a 13&5/8" LOP!-Dick
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Ordered mine today at 4:45AM before I went out duck hunting. 32" 12ga splinter, pistol grip, two triggers, standard wood. Great duck hunting machine
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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 That's a problem with the man, not the gun.
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Should have seen me yesterday. I was sliding on my butt down a talous rockslide with my new RBL-28 to get down into a draw where my Setter was acting birdy.
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Wow, this is big news. Finally, at long last, a true scaled frame American made 16 with double triggers and english stock, that is semi-affordable. Praise the Lord and pass the ammo.
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I'd sure like to see some close up pictures of this optional vent rib. I couldn't find any on the promo web site. Anybody find any? Have they even made one yet?
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If the 410 comes out, I'm in!!! And I'm going to the woods and scratch the living daylights out of it. That's what I'm talking about!!!!! Tim 
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In typical Galazan's fashion they only give you half the story.
The 16ga is more of a mystery than before the announcement. What weight is it? Show the engraving with clear pictures? How about a picture of the raised rib and is it matted? What wood types are available? How about estimated delivery time? Why 29" rather than 28" or 30"?
Here we go again!
Last edited by dogon; 11/01/08 08:29 PM.
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