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^^^ So THAT'S what I'm doing wrong! Should be using a rifle to shoot skeet! LOL, I liked that very much. Used to watch Beverly Hillbillies as a kid but I don't remember that episode.
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Found some really nice Winchester 101's. Both around 3K. I've always heard that 101's beat you up with recoil. Any actual experience? I don't get how that happens though. Unless there is a small variation in the stock angle, it's still a 12ga. ?
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Stock dimensions would be the culprit, with a wood stocked gun they can easily be altered as required. The biggest problem with the old Japanese 101 is parts availability, the manufacturer went out of business a long while ago."A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed"Comment
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I have a pair of Japanese 101s, one in 12ga SK/SK, the other is .410 IC/Mod. Neither beats me up and I have not noticed any unusual recoil from the 12. The 12 came with a factory ventilated pad, and I replaced the butt stock with another factory piece that has a hard butt plate, all standard dimensions. A friend has a 101 in 20ga and it seems very heavy.Comment
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