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Magnum Wheel Man · July 21, 2011, 09:34 AM

32 MAG... are those your guns ???

a while back I ran across a .410 folder on Gun Broker that peaked my interest, I didn't end up getting that one, but later got myself an H&R folding 12 ga... was still on the lookout for a .410 for MRS. MAGNUM... later I found a NIB CZ folding Cotton Tail with a factory defect ( probably why it was still NIB ) my local retired smith buddy fixed it & I gave that to my wife ( her family was Cezch, so it had some good instant sentimental value being a CZ )

I really like the H&R design, as the fore end is notched for the trigger guard, & they fold into a much tighter package...

I did some custom work on my 12 ga shortening the barrel to make it more compact, adding a polychoke to make it more versitile, & adding a fiber optic front bead... now it's kinda like one of those "pocket fisherman" I can keep it in the truck, & can hunt from ducks to deer with it...

a pic of mine before I cut the barrel to the length of the stock ( after adding a good recoil pad )

this is the gun I 1st saw, that peaked my interest in folders...

http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=365126

July 21, 2011, 09:34 AM	#8
Magnum Wheel Man Senior Member Join Date: July 26, 2006 Location: Southern Minnesota Posts: 9,333	32 MAG... are those your guns ??? a while back I ran across a .410 folder on Gun Broker that peaked my interest, I didn't end up getting that one, but later got myself an H&R folding 12 ga... was still on the lookout for a .410 for MRS. MAGNUM... later I found a NIB CZ folding Cotton Tail with a factory defect ( probably why it was still NIB ) my local retired smith buddy fixed it & I gave that to my wife ( her family was Cezch, so it had some good instant sentimental value being a CZ ) I really like the H&R design, as the fore end is notched for the trigger guard, & they fold into a much tighter package... I did some custom work on my 12 ga shortening the barrel to make it more compact, adding a polychoke to make it more versitile, & adding a fiber optic front bead... now it's kinda like one of those "pocket fisherman" I can keep it in the truck, & can hunt from ducks to deer with it... a pic of mine before I cut the barrel to the length of the stock ( after adding a good recoil pad ) this is the gun I 1st saw, that peaked my interest in folders... http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=365126 __________________ In life you either make dust or eat dust...