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Hit the screw with a couple of seconds with a Bernz -O- Matic and then douche it with PB Blaster and let it sit overnight. I bet it turns the morning after. Kevin

May have been ordered by Nena Hagen's grandfather.....Kevin

Jeff, I will bring the "Amish Gun' (32" 20 ga. straight grip A grade. Kevin

WOW, what great guns! Love the scroll only receiver sides engraving and the date-carved stock cheeks!! Kevin

Fabulous gun, Fowlgunner! Thanks so much for sharing and posting!! Kevin

Amen, Craig! - 1909 Premier Grade (F Grade) Remington Autoloading Gun (predecessor to the Model 11 Remington)

I spoke with Mike Alsop, RSA Vice President, a few days before the Baltimore Show, regarding the publication of this book and his outlook on the fate of all things Remington in general. Mike said that the book was "temporarily on hold" due to "other pressing RSA matters." This is...

Tom was kind enough to let me handle and oogle this little beauty a couple of weeks ago at the Old Baltimore Show in Timonium MD. Only one word for this gun - captivating! Kevin

Wally World Winchester or Federal 100-packs (4 boxes ea.) are now working out to c. $10 per box in either 12 or 20 gauge. Kevin

Hello Mike - I just got finished measuring two nearly identical guns to yours, both A grades, one chambered at 2 3/4", the other at 2 3/8" in preparation for selling both. These guns are 630 SNs and 4 years apart in production (1917 vs. 1921). I have no way of knowing if the earlier gun wi...

Rolland wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 2:08 pmProblem solved

Let us know the details please! Kevin

One or more closeup pictures would be a great help. Kevin

Sounds like he had a nice array to choose from - how were his asking prices? Thanks, Kevin

For those that don't want to stand in freezing water, true sinkbox shooting is still legal in Canada (Quebec and Nova Scotia come to mind) for those that want to try it. I am up for it and want to try our Quebec outfitter that we used for 10 years for regular blind and marsh shooting. Got to get out...

My first call would be to Jason Barden (Pumpkin Mtn. Gun Works in a prior life) who has just announced having gone into business again to see if he has a screw in stock. Failing that, IMHO opinion any competent gun machinist should be able to make you a new screw. There are at least two such persons...