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• Posted in thread: Remington 870 barrel on 03/18/2010 at 5:16PM
  Thanks Stalkingbear, I did work the action...I work the hell out of it and found where it was rubbing. A
  little sanding on the fore-end (between the barrel and fore-end tube) did the trick. Thanks.

• Posted in thread: Remington 870 barrel on 03/17/2010 at 8:03PM
  Just received my 18" barrel for my 870 from Remington today. It is my old turkey shotgun and I thought
  I'd make it my HD shotgun. Anyway, I installed it and noticed that the last 1/4" or so toward the...

• Posted in thread: Ruger LCP on 07/01/2009 at 6:37PM
  I've recently bought a LCP and took it to the range. I had no problems at all. It loaded, shot, extracted
  and ejected every round. Although all the ammo I had was a couple of boxes of Fiocchi FMJ and ...

• Posted in thread: Hello from Western North Carolina on 05/28/2009 at 7:25PM
  Welcome to the forum from the central part of NC. Hope you enjoy yourself here. I've learned alot in the
  short time I've been a member. I do more lurking than posting though. I know what you mean...ev...

• Posted in thread: Bolt action shotguns on 05/23/2009 at 8:16PM
  I have a Sears bolt action 12 ga (which would be a Savage model 58), with an adjustable choke. It was my
  father's. He bought it around 1966 or 1967 maybe. It's old enough not to have a serial number. ...

• Posted in thread: Rem. Chokes on 03/24/2009 at 8:54PM
  I've been looking at those Remingtons too. One of the Express models comes with a 18" fixed cylinder
  choke which means no choke tube. But the others I believe come with the Rem-Chokes. There is one ta...

• Posted in thread: Replacement Barrel for Remington 870. on 03/23/2009 at 9:15PM
  Can anyone tell me if a Express 18", fixed cylinder choke, barrel will fit a SPST model 870? To the best
  of my knowledge, the SPST stands for "Special Purpose Shotgun Turkey". This is a turkey gun wit...

• Posted in thread: New member in North Carolina on 02/07/2009 at 9:34PM
  Welcome from the central part of North Carolina.

• Posted in thread: Who really makes it? on 01/25/2009 at 10:12AM
  It is a single action. Although I wouldn't call it a lever action....maybe a lever extraction. Operating
  the lever only extracted the spent shell, you still had to cock the hammer manually.

• Posted in thread: Who really makes it? on 01/24/2009 at 11:08PM
  I have a .22 rifle labeled as a Sears "Ted Williams" Saddlegun. Model number 340.530430. It was my first
  gun and I was wondering if anyone knows who actually made it? I think it is a Ithaca Model Numb...