8x68s
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These have been offered by Joel Etchen Custom Guns of Pennsylvania for a number of years. (https://www.joeletchenguns.com/etch...on-iii-field-combo-20-28-gauge-28-pistol-grip) I purchased a matched Pigeon III (687), 20/28 gauge, 28" barreled set a number of years ago and they have only been fired for patterning. I am embarrassed to admit that I never got them into the field. This gun needs a real wild fowler to get it out and do it's proper duty. It comes with upgraded wood (Beretta's EELL grade) from the standard Pigeon III's (see pics and website reference). Originally comes with a qty of 5 set of flush chokes for each barrel set. Somewhere along the way, I have modified my choke sets to include:
20 gauge
Briley IM, IC, and 3x SK extended chokes
Beretta M, & 2x IC flush fit chokes
28 gauge:
Briley IM, IC & SK extended chokes
Briley/Beretta 2x M& 2x IC flush chokes
Also included are snap caps for each gauge and an aftermarket Beretta wood and canvas carry case.
From the reference to the website you can see that these sets are selling for $4350. I am offering my used set pictured for $3500 (firm price) shipped to your FFL. Payment by US Postal Service Money Order only. No trades. PM me here if interested or have questions.
EDIT: I have found some handling marks or safe dings on the stock that I hadn't seen before (see last pic). The picture shows the most significant mark, the others being too small to show up in a photo.
20 gauge
Briley IM, IC, and 3x SK extended chokes
Beretta M, & 2x IC flush fit chokes
28 gauge:
Briley IM, IC & SK extended chokes
Briley/Beretta 2x M& 2x IC flush chokes
Also included are snap caps for each gauge and an aftermarket Beretta wood and canvas carry case.
From the reference to the website you can see that these sets are selling for $4350. I am offering my used set pictured for $3500 (firm price) shipped to your FFL. Payment by US Postal Service Money Order only. No trades. PM me here if interested or have questions.
EDIT: I have found some handling marks or safe dings on the stock that I hadn't seen before (see last pic). The picture shows the most significant mark, the others being too small to show up in a photo.
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