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Unread 05-04-2023, 08:46 AM   #21
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When they produced the 18 ga shells, they ran out of 18 ga head stamped brass. They finished the run with 20 ga head stamped brass.
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I have one of those 18 ga shells and seen I more on auction site a few years back...charlie
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Charlie, who makes the 18 gauge shell you have?





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Remington was the maker dean....and is marked 18 gauge....charlie
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Remington was the maker dean....and is marked 18 gauge....charlie
It may have been from an original production run for the 18 gauge DHE that was offered to me.





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it could have been dean....I could have bought a good off brand gun for what I give for that shell...charlie
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Bob Hess's 24 gauge was mentioned in Peter Johnson's book. Peter misspelled Bob's last name, but somehow, he knew about the gun. The gun was displayed at the Nashville show.
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I have to say that overall, I liked the video, and I thought Jonny was pretty good in his part.
Sure, they got a lot of details wrong, but what would you expect.
Imagine a Brit who grew up with Jags and Land Rovers discussing classic Packards, or Desotos with a group of used car salesmen. They will get some details wrong.
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I shake my head at most YouTube videos. However, I do enjoy Dave Carrie Shooting, Art's Gun Shop, and Big Woods Bucks.

Oh, and Misty Morning Cabin's live feed.
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I started watching but about half way through the feed changed to an article about foot fungus. Gave up after that.
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