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Does anyone know how to remove the stock from a Simson or JP Sauer side by side?

Not a good idea in my opinion. I think most will respect the rules, but some will also push the envolope. I have seen it at the Illinois State shoot with people shooting too heavy of a load.

does this count!

I don't think the intruder on the receiving end would notice the difference in 7/8 oz and 1 1/8 oz.;)

Connecticut Shotgun Manfacturing Company They are making a new 20 gauge for $2500. It is called the RBL and looks like a wondeful shotgun. http://www.connecticutshotgun.com/

I too have had huglu doubles. Mine was a DeHaan. The first one was a 12 ga. that doubled quite frequently. The firing pins were also way too long and almost pierced the metal on the primers. Mark DeHann replaced it with another. Mark is extremely good to deal with and he will make it right...

Yep, what BigG said! Shot will arrive at the same time with the 12 bore, hence the shorter shot string.

Depending how much you want to spend, I would consider used SxS's. JP Sauer is and excellant shotgun. The model 60 is the base gun and is very well built. I have seen them for around $700-$1000. You cannot get this kind of quality out of a new SxS for the same money. The wood to metal fit...

If you are looking to buy a trap gun, I would strongly consider a Beretta 391 in a trap grade. It is a well built gun and extremely reliable. I bought one in 2001 and after 3 months I ran my first 100 straight. Since it is an autoloader, it will be also easier in the recoil deptmantment.

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Where can I find info on JP Sauer s x s's. I have a chance to buy one but don't know the grading scale. It has a scalloped receiver, greener cross bolt, purdey double under bite, and side clips. I am thinking it may be a royal grade, but I am not sure.