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  1. #1
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    They certainly seem like great guns. I've been looking at one in 28b for my girlfriend. I was really impressed by the quality of the wood and the way it was put together. Everything just felt right.

    After a few minutes waving it round the shop I was also advised that they could easily extend the stock to make it fit me... hmm

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    Quote Originally Posted by oneseven View Post
    They certainly seem like great guns. I've been looking at one in 28b for my girlfriend. I was really impressed by the quality of the wood and the way it was put together. Everything just felt right.

    After a few minutes waving it round the shop I was also advised that they could easily extend the stock to make it fit me... hmm
    Yep that was a kiss of death really, it was the first thing the bloke in the shop handed to us and it really was love at first sight. I waved about one of the smaller ones too, I think it was a Maxum 28 bore with 30" barrels... mmmmm. I've probably been spoiled now, if I'm ever in a position to buy an OU it'll have to be one of these

    One of the coaches at SWSG moonlights as a loader at one of the big commercial shoots around here, one of the blokes he loads for has a pair of CG 28 bores with 34" barrels!!! He doesn't miss much either apparently


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    Smile

    I bought the essex earlier this year,you sure get value for money and they shoot as well as they look.

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    Ceaser

    I brought a summit last year Fabulous Gun So good the wife wanted one aswell

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    I used to have a Highlander and it looked very similar to these, where are they made?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JRDS View Post
    I used to have a Highlander and it looked very similar to these, where are they made?
    Have a gander at this

    They may be made alongside Fabarms et al but the engineering is all the Guerini's own


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    The Highlander was made by one of the Rizzini families so these maybe made in the same factory. Not knocking them the Highlander was very nicely made and finished but didn't get the market share it deserved or have good residuals for some reason. Loved the POW grip, well fitted wood butt plate, CH action and pushrod forend.

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