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Unread 04-18-2020, 01:52 PM   #81
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I just turned 65, this past season while hunting pheasant's with a couple of good friends both of which are all in S x S shooters, one of them made a comment to me something like this, " You know Dan as much as you love the old guns of quality I'm surprised you don't have a S x S". That comment got me to thinking, he was right so within a couple of weeks I purchased my first Parker a CHE 30" 12 gauge. With all this virus crap going on I haven't been able to shoot any clay with it but I have been swinging it along the ceiling/wall lines all the time, not quite the same. Hope the Fall shoot in PA still happens, I would like to attend.
I have been doing the same thing ,I have been practice swinging my Parker 10 gauge . I doubt I will turkey hunt this year but waterfowl season is only about 5 months away . I love old guns in general , I like some modern guns but theres not many that catches my eye . Even modern sxs for that matter , to me the splinter forend on new sxs are too squared looking they arent as thin as these vintage ones .
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