Red label- swinging good time!

greg c

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I was out quail hunting with a friend the other day, me with my franken gun 870 MM with a spare blued barrel on top and he with a ruger red label 26". I got a chance to mount and shoot that red label a few times and boy is it sweet! I liked how light it was (nice for carrying, anyways) and how quick it was to mount and swing. Now my problem is that I think I want a SS model. ($$$)

*aarg!*

I've read through the some old posts, anybody have personal experiences to share, or perhaps a 26" they'd like to sell? :)
 
I had one with 28'' barrels and a straight stock-----it was a good gun----my only problem with it was that it was too big and heavy for me to carry all day-----seems like all the guns I buy are getting lighter these days---no spring chicken anymore here.
 
I have one in SS with 26" barrels. I love it and enjoy being different. I even bought an extra full Ruger choke just so I could do a little "cheating" at the informal clay shoots I attend with friends.
 
That SS model looks great, I think it would look even better with a wood stock. Going quailing again tomorrow- have to work out the 870 some more!

Any probs with your SS model?
 
Not a lick of problems out of it. But really how is a SS O/U really going to fail - that's part of the reason I bought it. Wood can probably be had either as an extra from Ruger or I have a Weigand(sp?) catalog that lists wood for these too that I got when looking for options on A-5.
 
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