Let's see some pic's of your SxS's & O/U's

Damascus 16 GA build on a 20 ga frame built in 1899. mint bore with no pitting & action is very tight. All matching serial #'s

Showed it to Nick Makinson who measured the barrels for me and confirmed that it is safe to shoot.

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Very nice G grade Parker Dam. 16ga! nice to see another well perserved parker, they seem to be mostly rat beat VH grades and Trojans! thanks for the nice pic! Wish I new how to put damb picture on the computer,LOL one day this old soul will figure it out,haha, Dale Z!
 
zywina said:
Wish I new how to put damb picture on the computerQUOTE]

Do you already have the images of your firearms stored in your PC? If so, it won't be that difficult to put those up on CGN....one of us could walk you through the process. PM me if you wish.
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Thanks & glad you guys liked the gun.

Win/64 - I agree with you about the condition of the butt plate. The stock has matching serial number and the plate looks original. I think it spent a lot of its years in a case.
 
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its an older bakail (don't know its exact age) that i ahve shot hundreds of rounds through at pigeons on a cattle farm with out a problem i even magaged to hit some of the birds i shot at
 
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My damascus barrel 16ga Lefever earning it's keep this morning.

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A mere fluke. Everybody knows that TODAY'S turkeys can only be killed with a thumbhole synthetic stocked 3.5" 12 ga. semi-auto with an ### Full choke and a scope. ;)
 
This is the gun that I took my last turkey with (haven't been out yet this year!!). 12 gauge with 30 inch barrels choked full & full from 1909.

A load of Kent Tungstun 2 3/4 inch shells with 1 1/4 oz load of #3. Boom went the gun and down went the bird. No need for specialty guns.

Be quiet, get close, call him in and use a great gun! Could anything be more fun?

Way to go Nathan!

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Go for it, you will feel a stronger connection to your gun and the bird you hunt. There is nothing like it, the smell's and sound's of the spring woods and the look of a beautiful bird and a fine double. Your gun's were built to be use.
 
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