Aamdskeetshooter
Ultimate Member
I'm pointing out that huge and irregular gap between the action and stock.
Not the engravers signature.
It doesn't have anything to do with NFA, mac 10s or pillows and potatoes, maverick 88's or Dicks sporting goods.
It has to do with the gap in the metal to wood fit on more than one adjacent surface with the stocking near an area subject to the pivotal forces of recoil on an expensive shotgun.
I still don’t think it’s a gap. I don’t think the picture quality and lighting are good enough to discern definitively that it’s an issue. We’ll just have to agree to disagree. Every Perazzi I’ve seen in person and shot were impeccable. The dealer that is selling the gun also has a great reputation. In the 35+ years of shooting shotgun I’ve never heard of a Perazzi stock splitting or anyone bad mouthing their quality. Price yes. Their feel or balance wasn’t to their liking: yes.
I have no skin in the game. If anything I should be bad mouthing them since I’m a Beretta guy. Perazzi and Beretta are the two biggest players in the international competition disciplines. They also have large followings in American shotgun disciplines too. That wouldn’t be the case if they were splitting stocks.