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Last edited by winchester88; 02/08/12.
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Is this a standard weight gun?
It�s a magazine not a clip......
Advice is seldom welcome, and those who need it the most, like it the least.�
- Lord Chesterfield. 1750
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Actually more of a heavyweight, if there is such a thing. Model B's were built on a 12 ga reciever...and were very nice swinging shotguns for the range, This one looks nice.....
We eat organic in our house, we just have to shoot and gut it first.....
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ssb is right this is a 20 gauge on a 12 gauge frame
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The magazine tube will be the same diameter as a 12 if it is a standard weight.
HM
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Not looking to purchase a fine shotgun...but for what it's worth dept. In 1968, I purchased a B grade skeet 20ga for $150. For five years, I shot competitive skeet. After skeet, I hunted quail, pheasant and doves with this gun for 40yrs. Realistically, more than 25,000 rounds went down the tube in the years I owned the gun. (My brother owns it now) through the years, the gun NEVER misfired, or failed to feed. Keeping it clean, and replacing the gas seal every season no doubt aided in the reliability. Speaks volumes for an inexpensive shotgun.
Good luck selling your gun.
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bump last trip then back to the closet
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Remington skeet is Spf. Thanks to all who looked
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