shotgun hunting

[Cyrille]

I am beginning remember that; beginning is the key word, I am not ready to buy and will not be ready to buy for a minimum of three (3) months barring any mishaps i.e. hurricanes, accidents, robberies, deaths or what-have -you. Anyway I am starting to shop around for a good, reliable, moderately priced mule-eared(preferred)  or hammerless shotgun in 12 ga. w/no ejectors for use in SASS matches I am looking to spend about $300-350 dollars tops. Any information will be appreciated.

[Tensleep]

I bought a new Jing (I know, Chinese) mule earred double for around $200,
took about 4 hours to slick it up.
Lucky Irish Tom has one too.
It does a fine job when I do my job.

This is about the most reasonable hammered double that I have found.

Good luck Cereal 

[Cyrille]

Thankee y'u 'Damned old Ranger' Ah ain't neva herd o Jing, but mabbe thet ole livery stable guy has, name's "Six-Jumps" ledgen has it thet in his prime he was allays six jumps ahed o th law aint neva stood tril fer nuttin but ledgen says he sole Opeeum ta Chinee railroad workers N hed ties wit a tong group r is thet thong?

[Wymore Wrangler]

TTN has even gotten better...  my money is on this one...

[Four-Eyed Buck]

I like my TTN, Wymore, but they're probably out of his price range by about a hundred dollar. The Spartans from Remington would probably be his best bet, pricewise. I believe they still offer a hammered version just like EAA did when they were bringing them in. Made by Baikal in Russia, when EAA brought them in, they were called Bounty Hunter II's.........Buck