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Rather than pop the $ for another gun I would suggest having someone who actually know what they're doing measure you properly and make a stock that truly fits you and that perfectly fine Perazzi.  Manuel Ricardo seems to be highly regarded, accessible, and IIRC there are a couple folks here...

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Clean chambers would be worth investigating. Personally I've a;ways found the Perazzi springs way stronger than necessary in the several different models and many guns that have passed thru my hands (looking for the magic wand).  My common practice was to cut six coils off the things and then...

That looks totally cool and very like the the two Beretta vests I got a couple years ago - that I really like a lot.  The only problem with the Beretta is that they keep changing the design!  I was interested in a Castellani before I got the Berettas but was baffled as to what justified the price.

No doubt.  The US is as I understand it one of the few places children get washed.    :phew:

Just thot about Brit gunmakers.  I'll pass comment on Will Longthorne's doing things the hard way.  What I find interesting(?) is that companies such as the one owned by Mr. Hewland, for example, are perfectly capable of producing guns the equal of anything past or present.  Yet they do not.  I...

there are two categories of that;  one is physical as in "eraser" and the other virtual in simply forgetting the miss.  I knew an ATA shooter whose prior scores always improved as time passed.

Really quite simple.  This year, 2021, is an odd numbered year so as the rules state only odd numbered chokes are allowed in multi-choke guns.  Any fixed choke gun made prior to 1984 may be grandfathered in, but it is the shooter's responsibility to have a properly choked gun for any post-1984...

I have a magnetic stick, shop floor cleaner actually, that cost all of $10.   And if you don't pick 'em up it'll go on your permanent record.

Back in the day I tried Brownings but for reasons I'm unsure of just never got on with them.  I did have for a while some serious ST-100 lust but it never happened.  I suspect that had I more of an awareness of gun-fitting then things may have been quite different.  Way too late now that I've...

doesn't everyone?

Shotgun by their very nature make that a difficult task.  So inherently simple a device does not lend itself well to explorations of improvements.  There has certainly been an evolution in carts in many ways over the years but the changes to the gun system have to me proven to be more of...

Obviously a case of Great Minds, etc   :thumbsu:

Pretty much the state of the world shooting-wise.  The mags here have been at the stagnant level for a couple decades unless you're interested in the latest 3-D printed black rifle or a sniper set-up you can't afford and have no place to shoot.  Or the latest CCW model you can hide up your bum...

Does the other half know that you posted that? Not much of an imaginative curry menu just sayin'