Cas City Forum Hall & CAS-L
Special Interests - Groups & Societies => Shotguns => Topic started by: Sleepy Floyd on March 19, 2014, 03:41:11 PM
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I keep hearing this term. How does one go about it? Secondly anybody know of good gunsmith in the Phoenix AZ area to work on my Rossi Overland?
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Shotgun fitting is done primarily by trap and skeet shooters, to fit the piece to their shooting style and physique, so that they might engage fast-moving targets shot at a distance more naturally - it has nothing to do with C&WAS, where the barrels almost touch the target.
What's wrong with your Rossi?
You might find that shooting it will make it more 'user-friendly' as it breaks in, and I'd recommend doing that, before taking it somewhere.
Scouts Out!
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Nothing wrong with the Rossi. Just being proactive and have somebody I can take it if needed.
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They're fairly robust - you really shouldn't have problems.
Look in the 'back pages' on this forum - and do a search to see.
Scouts Out!
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About the only fitting anyone does on a CAS shotgun is shortening the stock to fit you and installing a recoil pad. A lot of shooters will also replace the front bead with a larger bead. Nothing more is needed since the targets are only ten or twelve yards away. Any gunsmith can install a recoil pad. Since you are in Phoenix if you want a cowboy gunsmith you can contact Palo Verde or Johnny Meadows.
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Thanks for the names.
Mike
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Palo Verde has limited his practice to the 73 and 97.
I have send Johnny Meadows an email.
Fergus Peel
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Shotguns are at Johnny Meadows.