A Grade lightning rod

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ASavageFox
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A Grade lightning rod

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This was last week... last day of dove season, I just had to get out one more time and decided to hunt with my A grade for the first time... finally got it fixed... it had a scary light left trigger... talked to a well recognized smith and he recommended shimming the tang screw (maybe Silver also mentioned this in another post) ... solved the problem... now the gun is a lightning rod... everything I point it at gets zapped.... I was 6 for 6 before I missed.... grabbed a few squirrels, half dozen doves, and 3 snipes...

sorry for poor quality pic... only had a cell phone to take pictures with...

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mc15426378
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Joined: Fri Sep 26, 2008 11:23 pm
Location: Mississippi

Re: A Grade lightning rod

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Those are Fox squirrels. Very appropriate for the pic. We have some black tree rats in the MS delta. Been a while since I shot any of those. Maybe I can talk Mike Boyd at Beaver Dam into an afternoon squirrel hunt next month after our morning duck busting.

Mike
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