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Unread 11-03-2021, 04:55 PM   #1
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It really difficult to beat a nice original DHE 20. Especially from around 1910 time frame. This is a straight stock, splinter, double trigger gun with 28” barrels choked C/M. About perfect for the uplands!
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Unread 11-03-2021, 05:09 PM   #2
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It really difficult to beat a nice original DHE 20. Especially from around 1910 time frame. This is a straight stock, splinter, double trigger gun with 28” barrels choked C/M. About perfect for the uplands!
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Reggie, I was admiring that beauty on your other thread. VERY sweet little Parker!





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Reggie: Not about perfect..... absolutely, drop dead, slam dunk perfect. Those are bird killing chokes over broke pointing dogs. Hunt hard....
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Nice hunting configuration for sure with good engraving, and the screws look perfect which compliments the package. I wouldn't expect anything less from you Reggie. It's time for you to submit a home page photo
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Agree with Bruce, C/M is a wonderful choke combo. I have a VH 20 and DHE 16 with that configuration. If ordering a new gun today with fixed chokes, that is what I would order.
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That is just about perfect. I have the same combo but in a pistol grip. A CHE 20 makes up for it though.
My perfect upland gun is........the next one
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congrats. really very nice.
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