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Palouse

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    Central Washington, Idaho and Portland
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    Duck hunting, dog training, CAS, old guns, reloading. And duck hunting.

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  1. Yes, they are. I was hoping to incent someone to offer up alternative makes such as Wincester, Carlson, etc. Not Beretta or Remington, though. "Invector" is type you want, but not even "Invector Plus" works, intended for newer "over-bore" barrels. Be detailed in your tube side-by-side comparisons. https://www.shotgunworld.com/threads/mossberg-choke-compatability.481634/#:~:text=Winchester%2FBrowning%2FMossberg chokes (,%2FMoss (Invector) chokes.
  2. Those are standard Winchoke pattern, not so?
  3. Is there any portion of the original stock remaining? If so, finding someone operating a stock duplication service. Fill in missing pieces with putty, duplicate close, then hand inlet. If maker is Victor Sarasqueta, it will be tough to find an off the shelf replacement for a price-point shotgun made in the late 1950's / early 1960's. No other stock, Stoger import or otherwise, will fit that unique scalloped action. Buy another VS 20 ga Woodlander. Send stock(s) and money to one of the fine stockmakers mentioned in other replies. Upon return, inlet/finish new stock. Reassemble second Woodlander, sell.
  4. Cool. A Type I Richards conversion. ASM did a good job on those. Never available from Uberti or Pietta Bros.
  5. My retired duck & phesant hunting partner. Barb wire, concertina, shale slides, sheet ice, porcupines, Russian olive thickets, hidden hornet nests, hidden rabbit holes, cliffs, rattle snakes, and lightly wounded aggressive birds could not stop this dog when he was "employed". In his dotage, on pee break, he trips on a small branch while sniffing for tree squirrels in his own back yard, and blows out his cruciate ligament.
  6. How soft is that Hornady swedged bullet? Did it lead up the barrel? Did you try it with BP? Tks.
  7. Roe D. Apple
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