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Sure resembles a No.3, Good Luck with your sale, Chris

It is Your rifle, and Your decision what to do with it and if you want to put a 40X riflescope on it, and that makes You happy, Do It. It is nobodies else business and You do not have to answer to anyone for what You did. So what if You decide to change up things later, that is how all of us...

Just picked up this rifle today, the pictures don't do it justice, and the way it was packed, there was no way it could be ever damaged. Thank You again, this transaction has been a pleasure. Chris

Looks like some "Big Eatin" and some Great Shooting. Maybe it is time for a road trip, we have to wait until August Fifteenth [15] here. I am surprised that they have not outlawed the "whistles", they work so good, I have had Coyotes come in to them. Enjoy the meals. Good Luck and Good...

Congratulations on your new shotgun, I think that You will have great fun with it. ( I know, I did and still do with mine) Good Luck Chris

There are many good reasons to use -1000 fps loads. One reason is there is no reason to wake the whole neighborhood up when there is a critter problem. Another reason is to start young shooters, so they have fun. No reason to advertise when You don't have to. There are many good loads using...

Looks Great, sounds like You have two keepers!! Good Luck and Good Shooting Chris

I would say that the revolver is a blessing in disguise, You can make it anything that You want and not worry about collector value[ if there is such a thing] and practice your talents. That is what I did to an old sidexside shotgun and when I look at the finished product it seems 'just right'...

Looks Fantastic, mine has been flawless. Good Luck and Good Shooting Chris

I did not see where You mentioned it , but if You handload You can easily load 3/4 ounce in a twenty gauge with great results [I load 5/8 oz. in twenty gauge and 11/16 for 16 ga., for clay targets only ]. Also I have some Magtech brass shotshells that I load with cardboard and fiber wads for...

It can also be that the bore is not concentric, causing the revolver to shoot high, or low, or left, or right, or a combination of all above. Had a 1911 barrel that had that problem, sometimes it is Not the shooter. Good Luck and Good Shooting Chris

Beautiful

Great deal

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Buckeyeshooter, my experience exactly, Chris