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• early Posts: 4,950 Senior Member

  November 2017 #2

  It will be well worth the wait.

  My thoughts are generally clear. My typing, not so much.

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• Jeff in TX Posts: 2,637 Senior Member

  November 2017 #3

  I think you have broken many forum rules here with this post. Functioning or not one cannot say my new "gun" and not post pictures of it. We live for pictures here! Can't wait to see it!

  Distance is not an issue, but the wind can make it interesting!
  
  John 3: 1-21

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• NN Posts: 25,235 Senior Member

  November 2017 #4

  I'm betting it has a .270 barrel on it.

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• terminator012 Posts: 3,930 Senior Member

  November 2017 #5

  NN wrote: »

  I'm betting it has a .270 barrel on it.

  
  :spittingcoffee: I just LOL'd out loud. Ya'll hard on us 270 folks.

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• waipapa13 Posts: 961 Senior Member

  November 2017 #6

  Nice score, I look forward to seeing it, I was lukewarm on pump shotguns until I discovered the old Winchesters, there is nothing in their class made today, bar maybe the Ithacas.
  Mine's a 1924ish 20 gauge with a 24" barrel, I'm proud to be its present caretaker.

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• Big Chief Posts: 32,995 Senior Member

  November 2017 #7

  NN wrote: »

  I'm betting it has a .270 barrel on it.

  
  Hey, here is a get rich quick scheme.....................design/patent and sell/.................................................. you guessed it .270 Sabots that fire from a shotgun :conehead: :tooth:

  It's only true if it's on this forum where opinions are facts and facts are opinions
  Words of wisdom from Big Chief: Flush twice, it's a long way to the Mess Hall
  I'd rather have my sister work in a whorehouse than own another Taurus!

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• Old Ron Posts: 4,471 Senior Member

  November 2017 #8

  snake284 wrote: »

  I bought it about 3 weeks ago from a friend who said it belonged to his grandfather. Anyway, I took it out to the deer lease the other day to shoot it. What I always do is put some rounds in the magazine tube and pump them in the chamber. I put two rounds in the magazine but when I tried to pump them into the chamber the magazine wouldn't release them. I took it to Dwight, my Gun Smith and he said, just from looking at it, it looked like someone had disassembled it and didn't know how to get it back together. Anyway, we shall see. He's got it at his shop and working on it.

  
  Sounds like me.
  I am putting together guns I know nothing about but do test all functions with dummy rounds before I put them away.

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