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F Pedretti is the maker, 14" LOP to front trigger. Glued split in stock shown here.

I had a Mossberg 500 and considered a Hushpower barrel but since it was FAC it would have been a pain. True but I can shoot the subsonic loads without ear defenders, and having a friend fire it 100m away from me (not at me ) it was still quite loud with supersonic cartridges. I've had noise complaints before, land isn't suitable for a .22RF and the .410 I had was lacking on crows.

That was my student lodger's room before I kicked him out

Hi all, new to the forum. I own a Browning B80 with a Hushpower moderator. It functions well with Lyalvale Express pigeon special 30gm cartridges but there's still a loud bang which defeats the point of a moderated shotgun. Hushpower and Hull subsonic 28gm cartridges give a much quieter report but there isn't enough recoil to work the action and I get stoppages. So I've got myself a Lee Loadall II to try and develop a load that's subsonic but with enough oomph to cycle the action. I'm new to shotgun cartridge reloading but have been doing rifle rounds for some time. I'm hoping that someone can help me with a starting point on this. I'm guessing high brass hulls with a heavy load of No.6 shot to keep it subsonic. But like I said this is new to me and if anyone can give some pointers on where to start. Thanks http://i1181.photobucket.com/albums/x422/Armourer-in-training/IMG_8032_zpscbe4092a.jpg~original My B80 Hushpower