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I have tried those they don't fit I don't like them but the A 5 shoulders and points much better
Sounds like you have already made up your mind. I will say you are going to find that Shotgun for Shotgun the A-5 is going to cost you more dollars and offer fewer options. I know my comments were based on the "tight dollars" statement in your original message. Personally, I don't care for the A-5 but then I don't have a lot of time with one either. Mechanics of the A-5 are just fine and should last you a long time. Just not my cup of tea.I have tried those they don't fit I don't like them but the A 5 shoulders and points much better
My rebuilt duracoated A5 without barrel was 135.00, the barrel was another 135.00 new on a closeout. All it takes is patience, watching and some time.Ya I'm still stuck on the money thing the A 5 is only 100$ more and he can get used barrels pretty cheap and since I will be trading I think maybe I can work a two barrel trade with a little cash back my way that's the plan lol
I know those were built to train aerial gunners.I'm a Whatever Works kind of guy. So, enjoy!
I will say the first A-5 I shot was one that has been made Full Automatic for the Military. It was a handful!
I was told it was a project that Elmer Keith worked on in Ogden during the Second World War. We got to see and play with a number of different Toys while I was at APG.I know those were built to train areal gunners.
Yes......the afternoon I spent with Elmer, he talked a lot about his time at Ogden. He was interested in the work I was doing there as a young GI. I have seen those Brownings at the gunnery school museum in Kingman Az.I was told it was a project that Elmer Keith worked on in Ogden during the Second World War. We got to see and play with a number of different Toys while I was at APG.