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I just got an old beatup 20 gauge with 22rf ontop that holds extra ammo in the buttstock and shot it today.
It might have some old rust spots on it but the wood looks brand new and the bores are new looking.
With 22 shorts it shot good enough offhand to hit a rabbit in the head and the cylinder bore for the 20 gauge makes it good for small game in the brush or close in upland game. I cann't wait to get out and hunt with this little gem!!!
BTW this is one of the originals and it has the straight stock and weighs 5.75 pounds. Points nice and is just like the one my dad had back in the 70s when I was a kid. infact it is the first real gun I ever pulled the trigger on.......
It might have some old rust spots on it but the wood looks brand new and the bores are new looking.
With 22 shorts it shot good enough offhand to hit a rabbit in the head and the cylinder bore for the 20 gauge makes it good for small game in the brush or close in upland game. I cann't wait to get out and hunt with this little gem!!!
BTW this is one of the originals and it has the straight stock and weighs 5.75 pounds. Points nice and is just like the one my dad had back in the 70s when I was a kid. infact it is the first real gun I ever pulled the trigger on.......