28ga

[sakorick]

As mentioned, I scored on a used Browning Citori 28Ga. Manufactured in 1980 by Miroku, the same company that made all the 101's.  As a matter of fact I can't tell them apart save for the name. This is a field gun 26 inch barrels chambered Modified and Improved Cylinder. At 750 delivered, one of my better investments!

[gitano]

Nice!

Paul

[Bill Thibeault]

I have a MEC single stage 28 gage reloader you might be interested in.  It's leftover from our skeet shooting days in Germany.

[sakorick]

I have a MEC single stage 28 gage reloader you might be interested in.  It's leftover from our skeet shooting days in Germany.

Thanks Bill, but I already have a 28ga reloader.

[gitano]

I wuz gonna try to jump in before Rick responded to tell you that he told me that he had "all the 28 ga reloading equipment I need", AND.... tell you that if you're parting with that kit, I'd be happy to help you rid yourself of it.

Paul

[Bill Thibeault]

Paul,

I'll get back to you in a couple of days...  Let me look and see what I have and what condition it is in.  I haven't used it since 1979; that's when Rick and I both departed Germany.

[sakorick]

I took her to the Skeet range on Saturday and broke 23 of 25. I was clean until station 4 high, then missed a station 6 low. Not bad with a field gun. I'm keeping this one!

[Bill Thibeault]

I can't remember you breading 23 out of 25 with a 12 gage!  Got witnesses?

[sakorick]

Then why did you and 15 other guys blow my hat into kingdom come! Yes I had 8 witnesses. Frankly I amazed myself.......then I went to the trap range.:cens:

[gitano]

I can't remember you breading 23 out of 25 with a 12 gage!  Got witnesses?

Ouch!:laugh:

Nice shootin'!

If it's true.

Paul