I'm still trying to catch one by hand; been close but still haven't pulled it off.
Most of the time I use my Beretta 686 silver pigeon 111 but thats sort of a default because it's sort of my everything else shotgun too. Other than that, whatever 22 I'm enjoying at the time. Got a soft spot for a Remington rolling block that was originally a .32 Rimfire but is relined to 22 LR. carries like a stick and points like a stick. I haven't met anyone that couldn't point a stick.![]()
I primarily hunt grouse with a hand grenade. A stick of dynamite works in a pinch but its a little harder to cook off and time your throw.
Dem bee feesh'in arrsinawls.
Tizz wutt me buddy tells me.
Modified choke, pump action 12 gauge loaded with 1 1/8th ounce of 7 1/2 shot.
Darne R10 with 2 1/2" chambers.
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A pair of birds I got early in the season using 20ga #6. It was a beautiful day for a walk. Had a chinook fly over too.
Post a few pics please Brian.
Okay but I have to remember which safe it's in before I can find it!
Okay here are a few pics of the Darne. The gun is circa 1930. 27" barrels and weighs just under 6 pounds if my scale is accurate. This gun has had a few owners over the years and other then some scratches in the bluing, it remains in very decent original condition for 94 years old. Darnes are not for everyone, but my build is such that this gun fits me very well and shoulders great.
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Did you happen to get this gun from Cornelius Enns? He has quite a collection of Darne shotguns, friend of mine bought one from him.
Nicely done Sir!No, I bought it several years ago from a forum member.