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The top tang and trigger guard impressed me
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I really like this project as well. I concur on the peep sight which frankly adds a jarring note to me to an otherwise clean design.
As an aside: I think ole Ansley himself would approve of this project!
Jim
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Dewey, congratulations on a great project. It gives us an "out" for cut off shotguns of character. Bill Murphy
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What a beautiful rendition of a great idea. But for my myopic eyes I would cry for a claw mount for a stubby scope, quarter rib and all!
Have to say that the peep sight is not what I would necessarily want.
All the best
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Two more picture that did not show on his first posting  
Last edited by skeettx; 01/29/14 03:52 PM.
USAF RET 1971-95 ![[Linked Image from jpgbox.com]](http://www.jpgbox.com/jpg/57865_80x60.jpg)
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Dewey,
Is this going to use Foster full gauge slugs or saboted slugs? Great job!
SRH
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Dewey Vicknair
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Dewey,
Is this going to use Foster full gauge slugs or saboted slugs? Great job!
SRH Thanks. Fully rifled barrels perform best with sabot-type slugs.
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Dewey Vicknair
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Thanks everyone for the kind words.
When I originally envisioned the gun a peep sight was the furthest thing from my mind, the future-owner requested that a peep sight be added. I tried many configurations (on paper) including a tang-sight that folded into a longitudinally split safety slide and one that was hidden the rib. The problem with the other ideas was that there was no way that I could see to provide for any adjustability (due to space constraints). To go to the lengths required to make any of the other designs a reality and have nothing more than a fixed aperture did not seem like a worthy endeavor. Sometimes it's hard to balance artistic integrity with a happy patron.
It looks a lot better in person than it does in the photos and the slide is removable with no tools.
Last edited by Dewey Vicknair; 01/29/14 05:02 PM.
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Dewey, please tell us about that forend iron shown in those pics.
JR
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Very Nice!
Are the fresh tubes threaded or just sweated into the mono-block?
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