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[GunClick Rick]

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I ain't watchin no more,Stien didn't strike up a stogie at the end ..After the shoot,sit back relax and have a ceeegar..

Good info,and that Tim feller sure was havin a good time,nice advice from the gal that was shootin and talkin with Ron on gettin more gals involved.Nice to see Mr. Evil and man that one cowboy,Coyote Cap(?) he seems to always be around.He's the one that keeps them runnin and slick right?

Was that tounge oil Mr. Potter was using on the wood? And do you hit the stock with steel wool between each dry coat? I have one i want to do..~~~Good show~~~ thank you..

By the way Tupelo needs to start a clothing line Flash Fashions.. Hooo Weeee,must of been 5 grand he was wearin tonight.

[WaddWatsonEllis]

Don't know much of anything else, but Coyote Cap is King of the Norinco Model 87 shotguns.

He has been instrumental in getting the Chinese to improve the line.

Then he slicks them up once they get here.

The first two pics are of the one he made for me, and the rest show the jeweling of the action ....

And his son Drifter did the excellent job of checkering on it .... even above 100 degrees, the wood is never slippery!

[GunClick Rick]

Man that is excellent! I want one of those right there.Where does a feller get a good one?

[Devil Anse Hatfield]

I felt kinda sick to see the OBAMA shoe  ad run during cowboys.
I know it takes money to put a show on.
Just what every cowboy wants is a pair  of Tennie runners  with his mug on the side.
Poor ad placement. Im pretty sure they missed their target audience .

[WaddWatsonEllis]

Rick,

Coyote Cap is the importer and shotgun slicker extroadinaire on the Norinco Model 87s .....

http://www.coyotecap.com/

And the gun is extremely accurate ... if I was going into a room to room fighting like France in WWII or Iraq today, I would feel very comfortable with one of these. One doesn't need to be rifle accurate and the thing will sweep a room.

Two things that I need to improve on ... the lever needs to be firmly (as in damned firmley) levered to feed correctly.

Second thing is that we have these shotgun 'pop-up' targets  .... meaning when you hit the target, as it falls it trips a clay pidgeon that goes up about 16 feet and then straight down .... on my SXS it is no problem ... but I never seem to get the new round in the chamber in time to hit the clay pidgeon before it hits the ground ... was thinking I am going to take some skeet lessons with it ... I mean, if I can hit them damned skeet clay pidgeons I can darn sure hit the pop ups ..... *S*