Replica M1897 Trench Gun. Still need to add the M1907 sling and M1917 bayonet to it, all of which I have. The bayonet needs a burr filed off inside, and I need a rear sling swivel to install the sling.
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Thu Oct 27, 2016 3:39 pm
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I'm starting to think there is no point in discussing anything other than having tighty righty whities in a wad over the election, or making yee yee noises while chewing skoal over the redneck cause de jour.
However this IS a rather nice shotgun with an incredibly smooth handling action. It is my understanding that the importer sent a gunsmith over to the factory in China to supervise a series of manufacturing upgrades and tweaks that would lead to a superior product, and that it is fitted with American walnut stocks. I always enjoy sending lead downrange with it, and it's sitting stoked with 5 rounds of 00 buck. Don't want to leave it with a loaded chamber because of the lack of a real safety beyond the half cock notch. Personal choice, I know it's a reasonably safe way to keep it loaded.
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Thu Oct 27, 2016 6:06 pm
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I'm starting to think there is no point in discussing anything other than having tighty righty whities in a wad over the election, or making yee yee noises while chewing skoal over the redneck cause de jour.
However this IS a rather nice shotgun with an incredibly smooth handling action. It is my understanding that the importer sent a gunsmith over to the factory in China to supervise a series of manufacturing upgrades and tweaks that would lead to a superior product, and that it is fitted with American walnut stocks. I always enjoy sending lead downrange with it, and it's sitting stoked with 5 rounds of 00 buck. Don't want to leave it with a loaded chamber because of the lack of a real safety beyond the half cock notch. Personal choice, I know it's a reasonably safe way to keep it loaded.
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Thu Oct 27, 2016 6:11 pm
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Oh and like the original, there is no disconnector on it.
Hold down the trigger and pump away. It's quite fun. Hell of a muzzle climb. I like to do it with light shot loads just to make it entertaining without wasting buckshot loads.
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Thu Oct 27, 2016 6:22 pm
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