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A dog retrieving a bird on the trigger guard |
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01-28-2024, 10:09 PM
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A dog retrieving a bird on the trigger guard
Yes, on the gun before the subject gun was made, SN 4559, it is a dog retrieving a bird with the birds flying by in the background. What are the chances of that, consecutive serial number lifters in a post? Sometimes lightning strikes! 
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