Thank you! I'm excited about using it this fall for white tail deer. And happy that I already reload for 360EX.

I'm taking some pictures outdoors to see if I can better get the colors and condition to show. Putting a little gun oil on the metal too.

Right now the only thing that disappoints is that the rear trigger has at times stayed fully depressed when opening the gun, and then that hammer doesn't cock. Pulling the trigger manually forward and then closing and re-opening the barrels cocks that side. I'm guessing this is just grime inside. If this needs a strip and clean, I would welcome recommendations for someone who can leave the screw slots as tight and new as they found them, as right now, they look new. If it didn't seem like sacrilege, I wish I could just shoot some spray action cleaner in the trigger slot and left firing pin hole, but I'm afraid to do any damage that way (and how would you lubricate inside after such a spray?)