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'Seems a lot of folks have trouble deciding what O/U to buy.....so many choices and options available.

Well, I've come-up with the solution to the problem..........

This gun features a choice of pump action OR recoil automatic (for folks that can't decide between those 2 options).

This particular model is in the moderate price range (because of the 870).......but hunters now can choose how much (or little) they want to spend to get the same basic options. This design also allows the capability of 6 shots as opposed to 2 shots found on most other O/U's. (magazine extensions sold separately......for Conservation Order utility)

Essentially, you could even choose models that shoots 2-3/4" shells in one and 3-1/2" in the other..........or 10 ga in one and 12ga in the other.......or any number of possibilities......including a shotgun/rifle combination.


A hunter who has trouble deciding what chokes or barrel lengths, need not look any farther than this set-up........

30" fixed in the top tube and 28" screw chokes in the bottom......or visa-versa.......or any combination of barrel configurations. Personally, I think a 32"/24" combination would satisfy wide range of dilemmas.

Now, should you eventually get tired of the O/U, this model easily converts to a Side-by-Side.

Obviously, it is best if you have a left-handed and a right handed gun so your left barrel can eject the shells without disassembly. Perhaps a pair of BPS's in 10 and 12ga would be a popular waterfowling combination.


Notice this model also comes with a unique adjustible point of impact feature.........


The possibilities are endless. Now taking orders.

Anne! Give that man something to do. Give him a pump up sprayer and send him to the Waterway to kill all of that grass he's been talking about.

how does it shoulder and swing? Recoil can't be an issue

That's one of the finest twice barreled shooting guns I've ever seen.

I've got my checkbook out and ready.

Another advantage I failed to mention was the choice between composite stock and wood. Of course you could get the composites in a range of camo patterns. The model show is the 'Banded' version of the combo stock. Customize your own 'bands' with a black 'sharpie'.

It shoots great! Place the buttstock of the lower gun squarely in your chest, grab the pistol grip with both hands ('special ambidextrous benefits), place the buttstock of the upper gun in the center of your forehead (this placement is critical for alignment with the target), close your eyes, and pull the trigger. This eliminates any need to determine eye dominance.

Swing?........just put a skket choke in both barrels and don't worry about it.

So that's what's going on in the basement of Lee Hall ...

No.....actually.....this is what I do to preserve my sanity.........because of what's going-on at work.

You still shooting that M1. I figured you would have had to throw that thing out by now. Just kidding!!!

DUMB!!

Yeah....still shooting the M-90. Anne shoots a 3-1/2" Gold Hunter now, but she kept her M-90 for a second gun (if ever needed).

'Big Timber'.....yes, it's DUMB........but the underlying message is......you get what you pay for (if you're lucky).

It takes a creative (wharped) mind to come-up with entertainment with a subtile message. Some people appreciate it......some don't. I thought it was a stroke of genius, myself..........

It isn't any more DUMB than some of the other stuff on here. Actually, in that regard......I assumed it would have great appeal.

BT, ligthen up a bit bud. There's nothing wrong with a little bit of humor...or am I missing something???

Can you fit that thing in a layout blind?

Or maybe you are planning on cutting a porthole in the front, landing em' and ground-swattin em'...

Does it come in Mossy Oak Capdatazz?
Oh yeah I forgot to mention I alone, have already been given the patent to make the gun case for that thing. Sorry Suckers!!! Nat may have the brillance to come up with "The Next Great Weapon" but I going to be the one to make all the money on the "the next great gun case"

















Is it goose season yet????