How to inlet the forend iron on a side-by-side shotgun

[Nosteratees]

I love how Larry always says, "a little know-how", when he quite clearly has an airship hangar full of know-how. Love these videos!

[drewnickel]

I love the quality of buisness the guys at midway usa provide. It's second only to the people who make guns from a block of steel (and im pretty sure you could accomplish that with time)

[pirozguro]

I own a 1928 Parker Trojan 16 Ga but I have lost the forend. Where can I find an original one? Can it be remade? What may be the approximate cost.

[humafrag]

You just built the most beautiful handmade shotgun in the world Larry.

[bikingnutcase0]

What is the blue liquid the screws are dipped in? The screw holes are getting a bit tired on the stock of my side-by side, I was thinking of re-enforcing the wood with a drop of p.v.a in the worn holes. Perhaps this liquid is a preventative measure?

[goldwest57]

@bikingnutcase0 Its liquid soap. Helps the screws go in.

[bikingnutcase0]

@goldwest57 Ahh, makes sense! Thanks!

[Dragon7697]

Shit I don't have the right tools or the know- how damn I'm screwed :)

[coelhoteixeira]

Mr.Larry ,what is the blue liquid,please?Thanks.

[wombatbull]

nice thank you for the info

[BuecherFuerAlle]

I'm waiting for the day when he ends a Video by saying "And thats the way it is, MOTHERFUCKER!"

Hahahaha I'd proppably die from laughter ^^

[LastCrusad3r]

@BuecherFuerAlle I doubt he will ever, because Larry is a professional, and a total boss.

[BuecherFuerAlle]

@LastCrusad3r thats true. but you have got to admit. it would be funny as hell :-)