doublegunshop.com - home Forums General Discussion DoubleGun BBS @ doublegunshop.com RBL-It occurs to me...

Well timed ejectors are part of having an English gamegun, period, here or there. If they're not your piece of cake - the world is over-flowing with all kinds of non-ejectors for you to puck 'em out yourself fun.
Btw, the last nail pounder we didn't hire, looked as tho he hadn't had a hot meal all winter long!

Sounds like more labor unexploited by the friend of the masses. I hope some nice warm rook pie put some meat on his bones before he went on his merry way. Poor starving devil.

An interesting contribution nonetheless.

I too shoot from the left. In theory, the left handed ones should be a steal, no market. Alas, it ain't so. Unfortunately, not cheap nor prevalent. Jake

Sorry Eric its already sold, I sold it to pay to have my Arrieta restocked!
All the best

Moving56:

Do you think the upgraded wood was worth the money? I have an order in that they haven't start making yet - thinking about an upgrade on the wood.

Okoboji:
If you go to the "doubles for sale" on this site you will find a number of RBL's with upgraded wood. They should give you a flavor of whether or not you feel it is money well spent. I think most of those for sale have had the exhibition wood and one with Claro 3x.

Chicago (Mike)

First round of skeet was a winner, only forgot to turn off the safety once and grabbed the wrong trigger once. Positive comments from my fellow shooters. Going to shoot it in a Calif. sxs meet at the end of the month 100 rounds split into wobble trap, skeet and five stand. It'll be interesting to hear the comments of that group. Overall I'm pleased with the investment.

Paul

I don't understand you guys, we talk about how good or bad the new Turkish built guns are, we complain about the demise of the Japanese built doubles, Browning BSS and all, and yet we have doubles being built right here in this country for a reasonable price. The Ruger red label is an excellant choice and offered in all bores, except the 16, I think I can live without a 16 gauge because they build a 28, and a nice one at that at 6 1/2 lbs. Ruger offers the Gold Label a sweet little number and now we have the RBL!!! These are all American built and by that I mean they are built strong and can withstand anything you want to dish out to them just like the old Parkers and Sweet Elsies and Dan Lefevers!!! Now granted they are not works of art like an English/Italian game gun but they can take anything you want to stuff down their tubes and for a lot less!!!
We will never have the "Golden Age" back the pumps and autoloaders did them in as well as give us government regulation, game commissions and daily bag limits!! That's about all J Browning and his crew did for us if you think about it!!!
But we have enough to satisfy even the most demanding of shotgunners, and if you want a work of art buy a new M21 or Fox from CSMC!!!
All the best