Seems like that you have made up for mind.Cowboy Gun Fan wrote: ↑Sat Dec 09, 2023 7:38 pmAs usual, W-M has pretty good prices. I got those 2 boxes for about $16.50 each. Problem is, they usually sell soon after they hit the shelf, lol.
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Here are my three.
Each will have a role out in the brush of the pasture.
Each will have a role out in the brush of the pasture.
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I do like the looks of those Supremes.
Nice set Dave.
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Reading through this thread and was thinking this same thing. My local WM usually has some sort of 12 gauge ammo, and frequently has 20 gauge, but there is always a few boxes of 28 gauge there. I mean like every single time. It's all small shot size target loads, but availability is constant. I got to where I walk over to that ammo display counter and check it whenever I go into WM, and sure enough, there's always at least 4 boxes of 28 gauge in it.Cowboy Gun Fan wrote: ↑Fri Apr 21, 2023 9:27 pmI haven't had a chance to check on the 20's yet, but 410 around here is about as rare as 22's were back in the shortage days.
What I have noticed in the last few years is 28 Gauge and plenty of it too. And sure enough, I don't have anything that will shoot a 28.
Kinda makes me want to get one of those Hatfield single shots in 28 as an around the house, general purpose garden protector. I'd never use it enough to justify reloading for it, and that 28 gauge is a neat little niche cartridge.
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Another question about a Stoeger 410 Double Barrel Shotgun. Those of you out there that have recently bought one, I'm curious to what is the place of manufacturer stamped on the gun itself?
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All the coach guns are made in Brazil and are good quality for the money!Cowboy Gun Fan wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2024 3:14 pmAnother question about a Stoeger 410 Double Barrel Shotgun. Those of you out there that have recently bought one, I'm curious to what is the place of manufacturer stamped on the gun itself?
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I echo what Forty said. In large, bold letters E R Amantino, the serial number and Made In Brazil.
I have just recently put a coat of wax on each one. The fit and finish belie the price paid for them.
I have just recently put a coat of wax on each one. The fit and finish belie the price paid for them.
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