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Originally posted by Onty:
Anybody has one of Fabarm O/U doubles (http://www.fabarm.com/ ), how do they compare with Chapius or some German doubles in the same price range.

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Few things I noticed on pictures; looks like that barrels are done in so monoblock version, and the front end of the trigger guard is shaped so it shouldn’t uncomfortably pressure supporting the arm like conventional does.

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Some folks would comment that modern technology makes plainly brazed barrels OK so monoblock might be overkill. They are most likely right, however, I am traditionalist when firearm’s technology is in question. In that respect, I prefer monoblock doubles

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and the stock with smooth flowing lines with curved transitions, without flat surfaces and sharp edges and corners. However, I am still open to new ideas like this trigger guard…

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Originally posted by Onty:
Anybody has one of Fabarm O/U doubles (http://www.fabarm.com/ ), how do they compare with Chapius or some German doubles in the same price range. Few things I noticed on pictures; looks like that barrels are done in so monoblock version, and the front end of the trigger guard is shaped so it shouldn’t uncomfortably pressure supporting the arm like conventional does. Some folks would comment that modern technology makes plainly brazed barrels OK so monoblock might be overkill. They are most likely right, however, I am traditionalist when firearm’s technology is in question. In that respect, I prefer monoblock doubles and the stock with smooth flowing lines with curved transitions, without flat surfaces and sharp edges and corners. However, I am still open to new ideas like this trigger guard…