I regularly shoot the Super Colibri out of an old Mossberg bolt action with a 28" barrel with no issues. Great for getting the squirrels that have figured out how to get to the bird feeder. I have not tried feeding from the magazine. Past 10-12 yards no better than a slingshot.
I have a Mohawk in .308. The older I get the more I like the lack of weight. It was one of the last produced. '78 or '79, I forget. It did not come with a rib.
Yep. The wave washers were designed for this and work well for me. Regardless that it says 1100, it works just fine on an 870.
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Here is my ex around 1973
My current wife will shoot her pistol now and then but is not really into guns/shooting so I'm training a new shooting partner.
Down in these parts if one shows up for sale it lasts about an hour at most. They bring $500-$600 all the time.
I had one of the original models that I bought used around 1973. Stovepiped every other round. Sent to Ruger and they overhauled it for no charge. After that it was totally...
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I have to agree with the spray paint thing. It would be fine but he burned the crap out of the wood in several places. These are just some old insurance pictures and they don't show the worst of it. I'm not even a synthetic guy but this was over the top. I may start trying to refinish...
Years ago I bought a Rem. 788 from an old boy that was getting married and needed money. He free handed it with a propane torch. Charred the wood in some places. I was embarrassed that someone would think that I was the one that hacked it. I bought a synthetic stock for it as soon as I could.
In 1971 the USAF transferred me from my home in Alabama to Montana. I found out really quick that my Marlin 336C in .35 Remington was not a plains and prairie gun. I put a Remington 700 BDL .25-06 on layaway and had it paid out in just a few months. Then I bought an RCBS Rockchucker and...
Same here but the doctor in Bradenton charged me $3000 extra for the multi-focal.
I'm 62 and don't need glasses for anything.
Same for my wife. No glasses at all with the multi-focal lenses.
I am a 22 month veteran of Restor lenses and I have clear vision at any distance. I don't need glasses to read, to see the computer, and I can see the front sights on rifles and pistols...
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