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jdscholer · November 23, 2008, 10:09 PM

Ouch! Bummer about your forestock. Replacement might be tough. Careful repair job? You've got the engraving to contend with.
My 200-E is a 20ga. 3", with 28", mod & full. I love it, but it shoots kinda tight for what I use it for. I'm thinking about spending the $ to have it opened up, or even shortened and chokes installed.
This little gun fits me like a gl-- really good fittin shotgun, and, and to beat all it was a gift.
I don't really have a desire to shoot 3 inchers in it, but I might someday for pheasants.
I've only put a couple hundred shells through mine, and functioning has been perfect. It's almost too new and tight. I can only hope to have good luck like skeeter1.
Love hearing from others with the same gun. Doesn't seem to be that many of us. jd

November 23, 2008, 10:09 PM	#11
jdscholer Senior Member Join Date: March 23, 2008 Location: Jefferson State Posts: 1,197	Ouch! Bummer about your forestock. Replacement might be tough. Careful repair job? You've got the engraving to contend with. My 200-E is a 20ga. 3", with 28", mod & full. I love it, but it shoots kinda tight for what I use it for. I'm thinking about spending the $ to have it opened up, or even shortened and chokes installed. This little gun fits me like a gl-- really good fittin shotgun, and, and to beat all it was a gift. I don't really have a desire to shoot 3 inchers in it, but I might someday for pheasants. I've only put a couple hundred shells through mine, and functioning has been perfect. It's almost too new and tight. I can only hope to have good luck like skeeter1. Love hearing from others with the same gun. Doesn't seem to be that many of us. jd __________________ "We're all dummies, just in different ways." Old Okie Philosopher