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New Toy for Kitty?

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The boys at the shop just installed the new barrel. Ready for some testing.

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steve b. wrote:The boys at the shop just installed the new barrel. Ready for some testing.

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Can't be Steve..... not enough 'Bling' for Commander Kitty. If it's for him you need to chrome up that Bloop tube and add some LED's ;)

By the looks, I'm thinking it's Mini Kitty's new Std. Rifle
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too long LOP for Mini K right now!!

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Ahhh, Steve let the new porject from "under wraps"...Pretty, Pretty...But it's not in it's final form yet...barrel and bloop tube just fittet and the gun installed in a bench stock for accuracy testing...The rifle is guaranteed to have "WOW" factor..Look closely, this will be the next trend setter in standard rifle silhouette guns....more to come.

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BTW LOP is 13.5 on the stock it goes in...a compromise between Mini Kitty's current LOP and my hunter gun...but guaranteed to fit a growing young lady..Wanna take bets on who shoots it better?? :)
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Yep, this is just the testing phase for the rifle. There is a very long path still to walk, and when it's done, it will easily stand out.

At this point, we need to fully test out the barrel before moving forward. If it meets accuracy expectations, then the next of many phases will begin. If not, it's back to the shop for a different barrel.
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