Sporting Clays - Caesar Guerini Summit Sporting

The "Pit Stop" was a preventative measure, I was going to Africa for a month figured I'd sent it in after 20K shells. I probably need to send the Summit in as well, but have not yet. I have been using the Invictus exclusively since I bought it.

One thing I like about both other than being left-handed is the adjustable stock for cast.
 
The "Pit Stop" was a preventative measure, I was going to Africa for a month figured I'd sent it in after 20K shells. I probably need to send the Summit in as well, but have not yet. I have been using the Invictus exclusively since I bought it.

One thing I like about both other than being left-handed is the adjustable stock for cast.
Tanks, as a Lefty, I look forward to the Caesar LH stock on the Summit Sporting as I believe it has a little more cast then some other brands of LH guns. I’ve never tried an adjustable stock - interested in the function but absolutely hate the “look”. an adjustable stock would need to up my shooting to “A” Class or higher for me to accept that Cut-out look. But “smarter” shooters would accept that better shooting beats better looking
 

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Good morning. I see that you had a Sauer 202 for sale for $3,000. Did you sell it at that price?
I have one for sale as well. I listed it (on here ) at $3,000 as well. Is the price high, low or right where it should be?

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Dave, I could use both of them if still available. I just picked up a new .22 mag and a .22 pump that they would be perfect on.
 
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