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RandyWakeman
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2020 9:10 pm |
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twfran wrote: RandyWakeman wrote: That the dealer that does it, not Retay. You're not going to get Grade 4 wood unless you ask for it. In that case, you pick the wood direct from Retay, or buy the wood alone if you wish. Mr Wakeman - I am going to order a Grade 4, and I am wondering exactly how it works when you do that. You mention working directly with Retay. Will the dealer facilitate that interaction? I could also go with a Grade 2 and order the Grade 4 wood separately if that is the way to do it. Any advice on how to proceed would be appreciated, sir. Yes, any good dealer will order a Grade 4 for you. The dealer quotes you a price and once there is agreement, you can pick out the Grade 4 stock set you want installed. Retay / or your dealer will send you pictures so you can select your wood. Or, as you mentioned, you can buy a standard Grade 2 Masai Mara and order the wood separately. You can e-mail Retay Service [email protected] or call them 800-977-5749. As far as I know, Grade 4 stock sets are available for the Masai Mara 20 gauge and the 3 inch Masai Mara 12 gauge only: not for the Gordion or the 3-1/2 inch Masai Mara Air King.
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twfran
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2020 9:41 am |
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Joined: Fri Apr 08, 2011 6:10 pm Posts: 56 Location: Middletown, DE
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Perfect! Thank you, Mr Wakeman.
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47MolineRTU
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2020 11:54 am |
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Was comparing my retay 20 to my mossberg 930 12ga and they are almost same length even though the 930 is a 28 inch barrel and the retay is 26. The retay receiver is much longer than the mossberg
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twfran
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2020 7:36 pm |
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I really appreciate all the information, advice, and opinions that I have collected on this thread and in direct messaging with forum members. Still a great community of folks here at SGW!
Assuming all goes according to plan, a new MM20 will be added to the toolkit here. I am anxious to see how it performs in the field and on the sporting clays course!
My most direct reference points would be a Benelli Legacy 28ga, a Benelli Cordoba 20ga, and a Remington 1100 Sporting 20ga. I enjoy shooting all those shotguns and experiencing their different personalities. From all I have gleaned here, the MM20 is going to add yet another dimension to the fun in the field and on the course!
More to follow...
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RandyWakeman
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2020 8:21 pm |
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twfran wrote: More to follow... Did you pick out your wood yet?
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2020 10:13 pm |
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RandyWakeman wrote: Did you pick out your wood yet? SClagg has provided some sample photos, and two of them really appeal to me (4,6). We're going to confirm everything next week when folks are back at work. He is really a pleasure to work with on this purchase.
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ksauers
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2021 10:04 am |
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Is the safety reversible?
No,it is not
Well, that sucks
So, what are us lefty's supposed to do?
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Dr Duk
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2021 2:09 pm |
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ksauers wrote: Is the safety reversible?
No,it is not
Well, that sucks
So, what are us lefty's supposed to do? Buy a Benelli!
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Dr Duk
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2021 2:38 pm |
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RandyWakeman
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2021 3:07 pm |
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RandyWakeman wrote: twfran wrote: RandyWakeman wrote: That the dealer that does it, not Retay. You're not going to get Grade 4 wood unless you ask for it. In that case, you pick the wood direct from Retay, or buy the wood alone if you wish. Mr Wakeman - I am going to order a Grade 4, and I am wondering exactly how it works when you do that. You mention working directly with Retay. Will the dealer facilitate that interaction? I could also go with a Grade 2 and order the Grade 4 wood separately if that is the way to do it. Any advice on how to proceed would be appreciated, sir. Yes, any good dealer will order a Grade 4 for you. The dealer quotes you a price and once there is agreement, you can pick out the Grade 4 stock set you want installed. Retay / or your dealer will send you pictures so you can select your wood. Or, as you mentioned, you can buy a standard Grade 2 Masai Mara and order the wood separately. You can e-mail Retay Service [email protected] or call them 800-977-5749. As far as I know, Grade 4 stock sets are available for the Masai Mara 20 gauge and the 3 inch Masai Mara 12 gauge only: not for the Gordion or the 3-1/2 inch Masai Mara Air King. MSRP on a Grade IV stock set is $600.
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Dr Duk
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2021 10:45 am |
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RandyWakeman wrote: RandyWakeman wrote: twfran wrote: RandyWakeman wrote: That the dealer that does it, not Retay. You're not going to get Grade 4 wood unless you ask for it. In that case, you pick the wood direct from Retay, or buy the wood alone if you wish. Mr Wakeman - I am going to order a Grade 4, and I am wondering exactly how it works when you do that. You mention working directly with Retay. Will the dealer facilitate that interaction? I could also go with a Grade 2 and order the Grade 4 wood separately if that is the way to do it. Any advice on how to proceed would be appreciated, sir. Yes, any good dealer will order a Grade 4 for you. The dealer quotes you a price and once there is agreement, you can pick out the Grade 4 stock set you want installed. Retay / or your dealer will send you pictures so you can select your wood. Or, as you mentioned, you can buy a standard Grade 2 Masai Mara and order the wood separately. You can e-mail Retay Service [email protected] or call them 800-977-5749. As far as I know, Grade 4 stock sets are available for the Masai Mara 20 gauge and the 3 inch Masai Mara 12 gauge only: not for the Gordion or the 3-1/2 inch Masai Mara Air King. MSRP on a Grade IV stock set is $600. That is very reasonable!
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Wahoo Whacker
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2021 10:52 am |
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Is the bottom land camo version drilled and tapped? Ive looked everywhere on line and cannot find an answer.
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RandyWakeman
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2021 11:10 am |
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Wahoo Whacker wrote: Is the bottom land camo version drilled and tapped? Ive looked everywhere on line and cannot find an answer. Not on 20 gauge. 12 gauge turkey models are: https://www.retayusa.com/copy-of-masai-mara-upland .
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Wahoo Whacker
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2021 12:18 pm |
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RandyWakeman wrote: Wahoo Whacker wrote: Is the bottom land camo version drilled and tapped? Ive looked everywhere on line and cannot find an answer. Not on 20 gauge. 12 gauge turkey models are: https://www.retayusa.com/copy-of-masai-mara-upland . Thank you... that is what I assumed.
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2021 12:45 am |
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Gentlemen, thanks for continuing a helpful discussion I went with the 12ga, but have some info that may help y’all nonetheless. Retay confirmed via email that they plan to have a full lineup of barrels on their online store soon.
For 12ga, all barrels are interchangeable within the same chamber size. I am in the process of confirmed that all 20ga barrels will be interchangeable, though I’d assume they are.
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oyeme
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2021 9:13 am |
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One of these in gloss black receiver with upgraded wood of my choosing; really calls to me!
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RandyWakeman
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2021 10:57 am |
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Skipper7 wrote: Gentlemen, thanks for continuing a helpful discussion I went with the 12ga, but have some info that may help y’all nonetheless. Retay confirmed via email that they plan to have a full lineup of barrels on their online store soon.
For 12ga, all barrels are interchangeable within the same chamber size. I am in the process of confirmed that all 20ga barrels will be interchangeable, though I’d assume they are. Masai Mara 12 gauge and Gordion 12 gauge barrels are not interchangeable.
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Post subject: Re: Retay Masai Mara 20 Gauge Posted: Thu Jan 14, 2021 11:36 am |
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RandyWakeman wrote: Skipper7 wrote: Gentlemen, thanks for continuing a helpful discussion I went with the 12ga, but have some info that may help y’all nonetheless. Retay confirmed via email that they plan to have a full lineup of barrels on their online store soon.
For 12ga, all barrels are interchangeable within the same chamber size. I am in the process of confirmed that all 20ga barrels will be interchangeable, though I’d assume they are. Masai Mara 12 gauge and Gordion 12 gauge barrels are not interchangeable. Correct. I misspoke. My post above refers only to the Masai Mara.
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