Back to basics, This works just fine!

That thing is COOL!!

I've always wanted to add one of these to the stable

Wow that's pretty awesome man! I want!

I have a John Daly Libery II (Made by KBI) I'll have to take some pics of it when i get a chance.

Is that the jw2000. J&g has them on sale. I prefer the stoegers.

I have a Stoeger that works fine but the exposed hammers really add character.

Being a woman , I got totally excited thinking " Coach makes a gun too???" lol

Being a woman , I got totally excited thinking " Coach makes a gun too???" lol

 

You sound like my wife.

I like the jw 2000 look but it's Chinese. What are some similar American made ones

You sound like my wife.

Sh*t , I have the shoes , the backpack , the collar for the dogs. I mean , I would have to get the gun.

I like the jw 2000 look but it's Chinese. What are some similar American made ones

 

Coach Guns?

 

No American company currently makes SxS shotguns, which is a real same. You'd have to find an older one and cut the barrels down.

Not American made, but his one looks pretty nice: http://www.cz-usa.com/products/view/hammer-coach-ss-case-hardened/

Not American made, but his one looks pretty nice: http://www.cz-usa.co...-case-hardened/

That looks like a really nice one......... but the MSRP is $911. - ouch!

Yeah the cz is pricey. I may look at the cimarron ttn. I believe that is Chinese made too but better quality

I like the jw 2000 look but it's Chinese. What are some similar American made ones

 

i don't think there are any. My KBI was made in Turkey, Baikal was making them originally with Faux "Hammers" and now with the real thing..I dont know if they are still available. i Wish Daly or someone was still importing SXS like mine, it is a beautiful firearm. Metal-to-wood fit was great, and the blue on the barrels was deep and glossy..they ONLY flaw in the whole gun was a bead of silver solder that is under the rib and rattles.

Yeah the cz is pricey. I may look at the cimarron ttn. I believe that is Chinese made too but better quality

 

Now that stuff isn't made in America, they don't have to price things cheap to get our business anymore.