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I had heard this might be a possibility and now it looks like CSMC is actually following through with it. I don't have my Model 21 book handy but didn't Winchester already try this? http://connecticutshotgun.com/m21ou/M21ouFAQ/m21oufaq.htmlI'm not sure what to think of it yet. The more I look at the field grade the more I like it. How many O/U shotgun models can one company make and what is next?
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I like it better than the SxS model.
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Well they should at least call it a Model......
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CSMC hater. It starts at $2995. JR
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God bless America, long live the Republic.
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Looks to be a nice gun at the prices for the different grades, but it is pretty easy to see what they did here. Probably a smart move actually. I think it should have been called something other than the Model 21, however. Model 221, or Model 2-1 perhaps?
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Last edited by John Roberts; 11/15/13 11:50 PM.
Be strong, be of good courage.
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How does the lock up work? I can't find any specifically addressing that. From the video, it looks to be standard Brescia underlug with no top bolts.
I wonder if they will offer DTs and a solid rib at some point.
Such a long, long time to be gone, and a short time to be there.
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How does the lock up work? I can't find any specifically addressing that. From the video, it looks to be standard Brescia underlug with no top bolts.
I wonder if they will offer DTs and a solid rib at some point. Doverham, You can figure out what they have done here if you look at their last offering. Easy to see. JR
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I may have to have a grade 6 with 32" barrels and a leather pad, even if it is an I*******s with a blued, differently machined frame. Actually, a Standard with upgrade wood might be better.
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