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    E6DE746A-7E94-4436-BC82-BA405655BFEB.jpeg I used pine needles from the neighbors tree. The first time I used the needles from my tree, smaller, didn’t quite like it. These are rustoleum green and khaki. I repainted them. I used aervoe sand, aervoe field drab, rustoleum light army green and krylon od green on the ar15 the second time around. I just used rustoleum light army green and field drab on the mini this last time.
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    Same pine needle method and colors.

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    My first Semi Auto Pistola from years ago Bersa Thunder 20230215_130440 (1).jpg 20230215_130819 (1).jpg and the CC version I picked up in a estate sale.
     
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    Good looking Shotty.. I have a Beretta 1301 I keep thinking about jacking up and putting mud tires on.... we will see.
     
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    Final mod to the A300 - a Grovtec QD mount in the spot Beretta should've put one to begin with.

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    It wasn't difficult. I used a 1/2" hole saw, made a hole, and then screwed it in
     
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    Was it like this and you just counter sunk it in? I have never thought about counter sinking it in a butstock before. I need one on my M4
     
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    Bought this Springfield M6 Scout yesterday at my lgs. It's 22 / 410. Can't wait to carry it in woods and shoot.


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    Looks like an interesting rifle, I looked it up and saw that they now come in a .357/.410 model as well. I'm trying to find a reason to buy a Savage Model 42 in .22/.410, it's a modern version of the Savage 24.
     
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    I had the Savage model 42 , Mostly plastic. The extractor is plastic for the 22 / 410 shells and broke twice. The red accents is rubber bands around the gun in three places. I would go with Savage 24 or this Springfield M6 Scout. They are metal and both proven to work well over the years.
     
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    Thanks very much for this information, I'll pass on the 42. I read something about the plastic extractors and was waiting to see for my self what it looked like. On the other hand I can't get over the trigger on the M6. I'll look out for a 24.
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    Well, my solution to the over and under .410/.22 problem. I really like the Henry the .410 is a Turkish single shot that for the money is pretty nice, just wish they had the wood stock version in supply here in Newfoundland. The Henry is way better than I had even hoped.
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    I guess it's a side by side...
     
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    So, I acquired my P7 a couple of years ago. The gentleman I got it from couldn't find the original box, but I wasn't worried much about that. I just love the gun. Fast forward to a week or so ago and a box arrived at the house.

    He found the box!

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