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Re: Webley & Scott 400 Series vs. 700 Series Shotgun
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by SKB |
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One more Len story before I forget. This morning I am fitting a pad with a widows peak and happened to remember Len telling me about an especially picky client while working at H&H. The client had a new pad fit to his gun and felt the LOP was off, by less than a 1/16" of an inch. The shop managers solution?
Bend the F@%&ing trigger.
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