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It is a 20 gauge, 26" Skeet & Skeet fixed chokes, 1979 production, nice wood quality. Excellent condition. Probably was fired some, but not hunted as far as I can tell. Have original boxes and paperwork.

of course, now that I pulled it out of the box & looked at it, I'm starting to realize why I've kept it

I was hoping it might be a 12 gauge.

Bring it. I'm taking a trap thrower. I hoping we can shoot some doubles. I've got 3 cases of birds & plenty of shells. You can tell I'm hooked on making black smoke.

Bring it. I might be interested in it. The only things I have for skeet and trap is a couple of 870's (12 & 20). Last summer, Roof went to Argentina on a duck and bird hunt. So all last spring and summer, we were meeting on Sundays to shoot skeet and trap. After looking at what these guys are using compared to what I was using, I decided I was in need of a new gun.

Do you have a picture? Price?

T-shirts have been shipped.

Let me work on a pic tonight. Think it's around $1400-$1500 due to condition, wood quality, and original box, papers.

You can find them cheaper but they will have lesser wood, damage, no box, etc.

Since I'm just up the road and driving, I'll bring some stuff. I have a bunch of factory 9mm, .300 magnum and .375 magnum, plus a lot of brass for 7mm, .35 and .270.
Bob

7mm what? I could use some more 7x57.
I have around 100 pieces of 300 Wetherby new I don't need!

I have to trade:

5 boxes of 7mm Nosler Ballistic tips, 120 grains, 50 rounds each.

1 box of 7mm-08 brass

1 flat of Winchester larger rifle primers

lead

2 boxes of 6.5 Hornady A-Max 140 grain

I'll dig around for other stuff.

You fellas should make a list of all the different calibers you all are hunting with

Possible directional aids for FNGs:

The yellow centerline of Texas FM 395 directly in front of the gate to the lodge is at these coordinates plus or minus a couple of yards, according to google maps:

Decimal degrees: 28.684695, -99.753672

degrees/minues/seconds: 28°41'04.9"N 99°45'13.2"W

If you enter the decimal form into your GPS device, be sure to include the minus sign. (Last year Roger forgot to do this, and wondered why his device was showing a location in Tibet.)

Below is the google-maps image of the front gate to the lodge. It is dated Feb 2013 and hasn't been updated since I posted it last year.
--Bob
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License to kill...Arrived today

And the secret button is on the left side.

Hey, didn't you have a red light also? We were just talking about it. Joey's too poor to buy one. If you do, could he barrow it for the hunt? I know green is better, but beggars can't be choosers. He was talking about rigging something up with a 1000 lumins flashlight he has, but it sounds like redneck engineering to me.

on a box.

with hair around it

There still be someone who can't find it! Like me!

Ok, brought this down so you could read it again and write it down Bob #4 think we have 7 Bobs now.

Well to be honest---me and two others stood in front of that gate for about 15 to 30 mins. waiting to get in. Then one engineering like person in that group, just pushed the gate apart about a 1 1/2 foot and just walked in to the left straight to the button. Glad we had one of the engineering type people around. They do try to figure out stuff.

So, if gate too tight to walk in, move over to the left, you will see a big black box that encloses the motor, on the left side is the black hole of Calcutta (the button). Gate opens in.