Good afternoon.
I pulled out, and blew the dust off a WC Scott that I purchased about 20 years ago.
I really like the gun, but never shot it but once or twice. While looking it over, I realized that the barrels are marks imp mod right and imp cyl left!! When I initially inspected the gun, It didn't dawn on me that they were backwards!! Sure enough, I measured them and they are indeed as marked!! I assume this gun was set up for driven birds. My initial thought is to reverse the triggers so it is front/open, rear/tight. At lease that way, trigger function would be consistent with my other doubles.
How common was this practice?
Ithaca1
Bill
