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Consider me stirred. Chuck, that is one beautiful .410. Everything about it looks to be perfection.
What is the DAH?
SRH
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On the RizziniUSA site, his dealer locator shows WL Moore as a dealer. My barrels carry the importer's mark, per the ATF reg. Underside of the barrels,covered by the forend... 
Last edited by Chuck H; 09/29/20 12:53 PM.
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Consider me stirred. Chuck, that is one beautiful .410. Everything about it looks to be perfection.
What is the DAH?
SRH Hey, Stan! You're up and about. Great news. The stock specs are 1 5/16" x 2 1/4 with 3/8" cast off. The comb is higher than I normally shoot, but with the 3/8" cast, it works perfectly for me. Our range pattern board is being relocated so, I fired a lot of dirt bank shots. It appears to print on POA.
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Well don't know what you paid but you got your moneys worth
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Two beautiful 410's, what do you shoot with them?
Mike Proctor
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Mike,
The shorter gun, the Ferlib has been used for quail, dove, huns, chukar, and pheasant. The new gun is intended for the same.
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It's a stunning gun Chuck. Congrats.
The high comb and long pull is what attracted me to the WLM 'Upland EL SxS'.
It's their own version of the BR550, but without screw chokes and much less embellishment. Mine is a 20 gauge, 29.5" and weighs exactly 6 pounds with two shells in it. Because of of the long pull and long barrels it handles like a slightly heavier gun.
It has carved fences and a case colored frame. They do a very, very nice high polish blue on the barrels. The triggers are above average. It shoots to point of hold.
There's a lot to like with these B. Rizzini SxS guns.
"The price of good shotgunnery is constant practice" - Fred Kimble
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Thanks SGJ.
This little gun weighs 5lbs 11 oz, but swings like a heavier gun.
Over the years, I looked at a few 410 sxs Extra Lusso B. Rizzini guns that WLM had. I liked their engraving better. ...and now, the old prices too.
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I saw not one but two Browning Superposed .410s at my buddies gun shop one was early 1960's the other late 1960's....
Almost stirred me.
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