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DRUM ROLL.........

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Joined: 16 Jun 2008 Posts: 1

I joined just for this announcement. Shocked

Come on Charles... Smile

Joined: 14 Nov 2004 Posts: 15

Member Joined: 24 Jan 2007 Posts: 467 Location: SC PA

Charles started a separate thread for the announcement.

Cheers
Marcus

WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE BOY OH BOY AM I SURE EXCITED YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAA

sure didnt think I would get to let 2 cats out of the bag so soon but there is another one for you .

LOTS OF BIGGER AND BETTER THINGS COMING DOWN THE ROAD !

THE LANDSLIDE IS TAKING PLACE .

LONG LIVE THE 16GA .

SO IT BEGINS.

Regards Charles

MAN OH MAN POSSIBLY MORE CATS TO COME OUT OF THE BAG !!!!!!!!!!!!

I thought I would get a break but guess what, things are happening with out me even thinking about it .

WE HAVE A HUGE CHANCE COMING DOWN THE PIKE , KEEP YOUR FINGERS CROSSED FOR ALL OF US ......................

THIS ONE HAS THE POSSIBLY OF BEING VERY VERY BIG .....

Regards Charles

Member Joined: 17 Feb 2007 Posts: 497

Mossberg is re-Introducing the Model 500 B ? Razz

Hey I would like to see that happen to be truthful about it .

Great idea indeed , but that is not it this time ..

Regards Charles

Hey NEVER RULE OUT A Bolt Action 2 shot 16ga . though .

Member Joined: 19 Mar 2007 Posts: 279 Location: Mn

Maybe a cheap alternative the Bismuth so we wont have to worry about what the politicals are going to do to our hunting Laughing

Joined: 27 Apr 2005 Posts: 380 Location: Northeast Ohio

Any new 16 ga. guns or stuff will be great and a step in the right direction.

But one of the biggest things holding the shooting fraternity back from re-discovering the unique advantages of the gauge is the lack of a good quality reloadable hull on par with the old AA and current Premier. I just signed up for a local skeet league and will shoot only my 16, as would others i suspect except it's just so much easier to fall in line with the 12's and 20's. We have to scrounge RGL's and others, endure hotter loads just to get the hulls, and then put up with inferior hull life and reloadability. It's all for a good reason, to shoot a gauge with handling qualities and score performance on par (or better in terms of gun weight, handling etc.)with all of the other gauges. But the12's and 20's come without the hassle. I think of that when trying to get one more load out of my burned up, cracking, inferior plastic, cheaply built RGL's. I'm sometimes tempted to switch to a 20 ga. and have smooth as silk long lasting hulls to work with but I'm hanging in for now. My model 12 is just too good to give up and crushes the targets comfortably with 3/4 oz. loads.

Your unselfish good work is much appreciated Charles. By the way, I'll finally soon get to see what you're talking about with the Marlin 90. I'm going to borrow my buddy's mint 16 and 20 to try out on skeet but they're not for sale. I'll let you know what I think.