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12-25-2007 | 08:44 PM

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Pawildman

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RE: Tang Safety

I know you basically were asking about shotgun tang safetys bc, but I wanted to add my .02c worth too. I hunted for many years with M77 long tang, and absolutely found it to be the most natural thing in the world. As you mount the gun, it just felt natural to slide the thumb foreward and slip off the safe. I have always liked it. I have to be reminding myself of the safe location with other guns. Just how I've felt about it......

12-25-2007 | 09:03 PM

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stubblejumper

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From: fort mcmurray alberta canada

RE: Tang Safety

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You and my brother would get along great. He is a double barrel nut. Just too high brow for me. I am just a simple man. But I would love to dove hunt with a 20ga over under. Or pheasant hunt with a 16ga over/under.

I grew up with pumps and semi autos for hunting,and started using an over and under for skeet.Now I use the same citori for everything.

12-25-2007 | 09:08 PM

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bigcountry

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RE: Tang Safety

Actually stubble, I am looking at a citori lightning. Just the plain jane blued model. Well see.

12-25-2007 | 10:24 PM

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stubblejumper

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RE: Tang Safety

I am shooting the citori skeet.I prefer the higher rib,and the point of impact it produces.

12-26-2007 | 05:45 AM

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bigcountry

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RE: Tang Safety

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ORIGINAL: stubblejumper

I am shooting the citori skeet.I prefer the higher rib,and the point of impact it produces.

Is that just your personal likings? I see so many models. And I have always had trouble cheeking shotguns. So I tend to hit high. I know that has to do with my comb. I would really like to have adjustable comb and LOP.