Brother larry,
Good morning.
It is one of the "Orvis Best" guns made in the late 70's early 80's just before they closed up. 2-3/4 chambers but proofed at 3-1/4 tons.
This is my 1st patterning experience with the Scott. It killed kickum up quail and chukar over a dog, like lightening for years, but most shots were well under 30 yards. My skeet scores are good (for me) with this gun as well, using 8's and 9's. 20/23 low gun and delay, to break up the monotony.
I have shot AA's thru it on occasion, but in general, try to keep pressures sub 9k. I will shoot a couple of AA's today at 22 yards, as well as my handloads, and try the 7/8oz #8 at 30yrds as well.
Enlightening to say the least.
Last edited by ithaca1; 09/15/16 08:17 AM.
