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revdocdrew
PostPosted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 7:20 pm  Reply with quote
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OK-I'm sorry about the 28s Rolling Eyes but you really do have things covered. How about this for a 'vanity gun':
http://www.williamlarkinmoore.com/images/P1010128.JPG
ARMAS GARBI SXS 101 Round Action, 16 GA, 29'', IC& M, DT, Straight Grip, Splinter Forearm, Level File-Cut Rib, Scroll Border Engraving, Coin Finish Receiver, Articulated Trigger, Autosafety, Checkered Butt, H&H Hand-Detachable Locks, Upgraded Wood, Near PERFECT Condition
I think they just got one in like this very lightly used.

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 6:14 am  Reply with quote
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revdocdrew wrote:
How about this for a 'vanity gun':
http://www.williamlarkinmoore.com/images/P1010128.JPG
ARMAS GARBI SXS 101 Round Action, 16 GA,....


If they'd get rid of about 3/4's of those funny-looking curlicues all over the metal I might be interested Laughing !

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 6:57 am  Reply with quote
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Now Fin, the good padre wanted a vanity gun after all (isn't that one of those 7 sin things? Laughing )

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 7:26 am  Reply with quote
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A vanity gun? You mean to tell me they have shotguns for potting small pieces of bedroom furniture? Is it enough gun for a chest of drawers?
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The current collection sounds good. But I would add a nice L.C. Smith,A.H. fox and a sidelock Lefever all 16 gauge of course.
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revdocdrew
PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 8:05 am  Reply with quote
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A darne would make a nice armoire gun Very Happy

Padre, I confess to holding back on you Embarassed I'm coveting even now the 2E Hunter Arms LC Smith 16 that WilliamLarkinMoore got in about a month ago and is not yet on the website. Honest use but no abuse, no cracks, patina if not slight rusted on the trigger guard. 28" brls F/XF with 2 9/16" chambers. Original butt plate. 28" brls and just less than 6 1/2#. Wonderful balance and suprisingly good dimensions. Looks like it's been behind the door of some shed for 40 yrs.
The problem for me in getting a 'vanity gun' (or the Parker VH even) is that I'd be afraid to use them Rolling Eyes This gun is a shooter and opened to Sk1/Sk2 and using 2 1/2" 7/8 oz loads would make a wonderful quail gun.
They're asking $2500 and confession is indeed good for the soul. Wink

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 8:16 am  Reply with quote
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All 3 of my 16s are what I would call "Meat Guns". Even the Parker vh - although I treat it like a princess cuz my dad gave it to me for my 40th Bday. I would love to own something pretty lake a Darne but I wonder if I would actually use it more than once a month when I shoot trap with the guys at the church (Last sunday of the month at Oak tree gun club in Newhall CA.)

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OK Padre-got a 16g trap gun for you (although a full choke M-12 would be perfect)
WilliamLarkinMoore just got in an Iver Johnson Hercules 16, 30" brls, F/XF, 2 3/4" chambers. Either the stock has been (expertly) refinished or almost never used-original IJ grip cap and butt plate and modern dimensions. I didn't consider it for a pheasant gun because it weighs 7 1/2 #s Shocked Also not yet on the website and David Moore sorta threw out $1000 but I bet they'd take much less.

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I have a Lefever single barrel that I will have tubed to 16ga.I don't really like m12s. I'm a breech action guy. It seems that you love that wbesite that you just inked . Try ivorybeads.com - they just got back form the the midwest with literally dozens of Parkers - you may find that VH with a 0 frame . i DON'T KNOW IF ANY OF THE NEW STUFF IS ON THE WEBSITE . THEY CAME BACK WITH 150 GUNS A GREAT PERCENTAGE OF WHICH ARE PARKERS. tHEY HAVE GREAT STUFF . Thay been a little skinny on 16ga lately cuz they can't hold on to them.

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padre, it's not so much that he loves it, as much as his significant other has child blocked all the rest............
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Oh yeah-this from the kitty-porn guy Rolling Eyes

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theres the rev we all know and love
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 12:43 pm  Reply with quote
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16gaugeguy wrote:
A vanity gun? You mean to tell me they have shotguns for potting small pieces of bedroom furniture? Is it enough gun for a chest of drawers?


Laughing Laughing

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I have to go with huns on this one. I would get a higher grade Merkel. Of course, that's assuming my new Merk ever gets here. 7 months and counting. Guess I won't see if for the opening of bird season. Evil or Very Mad

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I'm gonna be all practical and crap about this:

I'm just gonna buy more shells and try to use them Smile
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