Browning Citori Recoil Pad Installation

I am confused, the Citori in the pic has screw in extended tubes but you said you had the chokes opened. Am I missing something? Very nice stock work by the way. Re read all the posts two different guns my bad.

Darryl
 
madtrapper143 said:
I am confused, the Citori in the pic has screw in extended tubes but you said you had the chokes opened. Am I missing something? Very nice stock work by the way. Re read all the posts two different guns my bad.

Darryl
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The gun I had the chokes opened on is not pictured... it is a third Grade 2 Field Citori... I will post pics next week when the barrels arrive from Al's Corner Store.
 
madtrapper143 said:
Yep my mistake. I get easily confused. I have two Ithaca 37's I want to have pads put on, is your stock maker over kill for this project? They are just hunting guns.

Darryl
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Darryl, Vic's prices are very reasonable... his turn around time was three days... and his work is excellent... you can email him at; vgt@cogeco.ca
 
Man...HC.....they look great !
I love the Brownings....I have an older sporting 425 for myself, and I picked up an almost mint 625 sporting 20 ga for my 17 yr old daughter last year...she absolutely loooooves shooting it !

Did he refinish the back stocks on both of them too ??
Looks like the rear stocks got more of a gloss finish on them compared to the fore ends....or perhaps..... is that just the angle the pictures were taken from ?.....either way.....NIIIIICE !!
 
kevin g said:
Did he refinish the back stocks on both of them too ??
Looks like the rear stocks got more of a gloss finish on them compared to the fore ends....or perhaps..... is that just the angle the pictures were taken from ?.....either way.....NIIIIICE !!
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That is just the original factory finish... the flatter surface on the buttstocks caught more of the flash.

I am happy with the work... I get a couple more clays a round now with the Lightning 20, with no other changes... 23/24 feels better than 21/22.
 
The Grade 2 patterns very nicely with 3" BB'S and #3's;

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hoytcanon said:
Follow-up; Steve Milton is $250 to thread the barrels, Plus $90/each for thin wall chokes... he can't take new work until 2016 and probably not until March. Brady Mills at Al's Corner Store is $225 to thread to the Tru-Choke system and $25/each for chokes... my Citori is on it's way to him as I write this.
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Hey hoyt, are the prices you mention ($250/$225) based on the 2 barrels of the O/U? if so, can one assume its roughly half of that if its a single barrel being threaded?
 
1963beretta said:
Hey hoyt, are the prices you mention ($250/$225) based on the 2 barrels of the O/U? if so, can one assume its roughly half of that if its a single barrel being threaded?
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I expect that would be the case... but as I ended up just reaming the chokes open and not threading, I couldn't say for sure... it was $100 plus shipping to open both barrels.
 
hoytcanon said:
I expect that would be the case... but as I ended up just reaming the chokes open and not threading, I couldn't say for sure... it was $100 plus shipping to open both barrels.
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Excuse me if I missed it in one of your posts. What was the actual bore dimension of the barrels you had opened up ?
 
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