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Unread 09-20-2012, 07:29 AM   #1
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That Frank Wesson pistol is VERY neet. Modern made 41 rimfires are around so one could shoot it, fun. ch
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Tom, I tried to buy the VH .410 with PHD marking. As I recall, there was some failed negotiation in the $2500 range. I really liked the gun but in those days, a $100 or $200 difference in asking and selling price was a big deal. I may be wrong, but I think the owner at that time has initials "CB". Now that I think back, the price being argued was probably $1200 versus $1500 rather than $2500.
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If the owners of the .410 and 28ga want to donate these guns to me, I promise I'll ask Penn Dot if I can put them to their original intended use
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Chuck, I have never found a machine that will throw a groundhog a sporting distance.
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Chuck, I have never found a machine that will throw a groundhog a sporting distance.
or a miserable quail and pheasant chick eating cat
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If the owners of the .410 and 28ga want to donate these guns to me, I promise I'll ask Penn Dot if I can put them to their original intended use
Does that mean they can only be used for varmint shooting in PA? I was hoping to shoot bridge pigeons in CT.
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Bill, I think this might just work for groundhogs.

Not exactly regulation height and distance for ATA targets but then again, the ATA doesn't register squirrels or groundhog averages

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5-d3rZZ-_M
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Chuck, I have enough black squirrels now. I wouldn't want my place to become their favorite amusement park.
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FYI, I stopped in Cabala's in Hamburg Pa. on Tuesday and they had what looks like the PHD VH .410 that ahfoxman talked about. It's not currently on their web site. It was in their display case and I didn't get to handle the gun. It looks visually perfect with just a little fading on the case colors but it looked great. I didn't write down the exact price since it was way over my price range but it was somewhere between 30K and 40K.

Murphy, here's your chance
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