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That sure is beautiful Diesel. You always have good luck and good finds.
I just wish MANY years ago I would have went against my father's wishes and bought that Russian AK at the Fort Wayne gun show for $600. It would be worth a LOT more then that today. Oh yeah it was in new condition and never fired other than a test round.
I just wish MANY years ago I would have went against my father's wishes and bought that Russian AK at the Fort Wayne gun show for $600. It would be worth a LOT more then that today. Oh yeah it was in new condition and never fired other than a test round.
Wasn't a super deal but, a fair one. That's a 25 years old gun in fine condition. The older 500's are built MUCH better than the new ones. I paid $300.00 out da door, no tax and no paperwork. The cheapest I seen the new ones was on line
$315.00 plus tax and shipping. Also a $20.00 fee to ship to your FFL dealer so, I think it was a fair deal for the condition of the gun.
Ya, 10mm. I fired at a piece of computer paper at about 20 yards, thinking 60'- 80' is about the top of most nut trees, and it covered the entire sheet. I realize that's not a proper pattern test but, that's all I had time to do.
It has a 23 1/2" barrel. The muzzle opening mics out at 0.375 which is about right. A .410 full choke is 0.390", the ammo was a 3" #4 lead shot. If I have time later today, i'll do a proper pattern test on a sheet of plywood.
$315.00 plus tax and shipping. Also a $20.00 fee to ship to your FFL dealer so, I think it was a fair deal for the condition of the gun.
Ya, 10mm. I fired at a piece of computer paper at about 20 yards, thinking 60'- 80' is about the top of most nut trees, and it covered the entire sheet. I realize that's not a proper pattern test but, that's all I had time to do.
It has a 23 1/2" barrel. The muzzle opening mics out at 0.375 which is about right. A .410 full choke is 0.390", the ammo was a 3" #4 lead shot. If I have time later today, i'll do a proper pattern test on a sheet of plywood.
I hear ya. I'm not unhappy with the price, however, I did manage to fire it twice this morning, killing a fine, healthy, brace of gray squirrels but, the strangest thing happened to the shells. Now, I don't know guns like you guys but, I've been shoot'n shotguns for close to 50 years. The first time I ever seen factory loads melt the end of the plastic? ? ? ? ? Look closely at the ends, they're kind of melted. A gun problem?.......no I don't believe so. Cheap ass buck two ninety eight shells?......more likely the case.
If anyone could give me any ideas, i'd appreciate it. They may be too hot a round, don't want to eff up the gun.....I like it.
