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No, I'll be in the area, for most of the bird season..I'll be back up there in July, afte I catch all the Tuna in the Sea of Cortez, and I'll see what I can put together. Sides, the Sheriff likes you guys, and the County can use the money....
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Chuck, how does your Parker compare to your Ithaca small gauges weight wise and handling?
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Treb,
The CSM/Repro setup is about 8-9 oz heavier than either the original Ithaca NID or the Beschi NID repro. The CSM/Repro setup handles very well on the range. Shooting it is in no way hampered by the extra weight, probably quite the opposite. I do need to bend the stock down to get a lower drop. But that was true when the gun was just a 28ga. I have that other forende iron for the gun and I plan to fit it up and make a small BTFE.
Chuck,
Maybe the sheriff can put us all up at the jail?
It'd be nice if we could find a place that could lodge all of us in one place with restaurants and bar so I can get Mike drunk and pry his shooting secrets out of him.
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No body tries to get me drunk and pry my shooting secrets out of me, whats up with that?
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Chuck,I would think the weight forward will make for a fine shooting gun. Congratulations. Who would you use for stock bending? I would like to get a little more drop in my 28 gauge Repro also.
Last edited by Dave Suponski; 04/23/12 06:35 PM.
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No body tries to get me drunk and pry my shooting secrets out of me, whats up with that? Chuck, I'll try to get you drunk next time I see you. I dunno about prying anything out of you.
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Dave,
I'm going to bend the stock myself. I started building a bending fixure and need to finish it. A friend showed me how to bend a stock and I think I'm ready to do one. But I'm sure you can find qualified gunsmiths in your area.
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Thanks Chuck, I spoke with my gunsmith Abe Chaber here in CT and he won't do it.
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Possibly Mike Orlen in Mass? I think he helped some members here with their bending fixtures by providing his design info.
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