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OOPS!! I meant Money Pit1933 Model 21 Tournament Grade 20Gauge, 30 inch barrels, 3 inch chambers, Full/Mod Restocked and completely restored.     
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Nice looking M21. Who did the work?
A Springer Spaniel, a 6# double and a fair day to hunt.
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Bob, nice looking gun. I have the money for one more project myself right now. I thought I was going to purchase a 12 gauge 21 and have it restocked in some nice English walnut but the thought of a 20 gauge has been on my mind. I was looking at 28" guns (20 gauge) but have located a 30".
most of my shooting is at clays and doves. So tell me does the 20 gauge handicap you?
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http;//wwwphotobucket.com http://s1196.photobucket.com/albums/aa401/alancope/ Here are seven 21 20s that were at our New Years meat shoot. I hope the picture comes up I think they are a real go to gun. Alan Cope
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Not sure how much you threw in that pit Bob, but that is a very, very nice piece of wood and a 30" 20 ga probably a not a bad place to invest it !
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No Bob you did mean 'tree'. No such thing as a 'PIT' with the word 'Winchester' stamped on top of it, not in this country anyway!! Beautiful M21, but ain't they all!!! 
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Work was done by Les Pittman of Phelan CA. (760)868-2424
Les is the former Pachmeyer top gunsmith and his work is second to none.
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Pittman did some wood work on one of my Parkers, and he is a wizard.
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Nice piece of wood!
Looks like proper 'kidney' styled checkering on the fore end.
Are the 3" chambers original?-Dick
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