Once it was Cyl/Mod, anything you wanted.
Id be that guy in a heartbeat. Wouldnt think twice about adjusting the chokes to a more reasonable combination that suits what I want the gun for.
Issues with ribless Martins is...theyre often too butt heavy. Butt heavy is harder to shoot for me than the opposite. Ive never had a ribless Martin in my hands that didnt feel way out of balance aft. Light isnt always good.
That gun has unusual enough stock dimensions that butt heavy or choke is likely to be the least of problems to good shooting. 3/4 cast off, almost 16 LOP, and 2 DAH?
I probably wouldnt be the guy who unbolted that wood and had a new piece whittled, either.
Doesnt matter, there is a lot about that gun that just makes it a bridge too far, for me.
A pretty bridge, though.
Best,
Ted
