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I have had a 10 double on me and that was not too bad, but I hope the 8 never does that to me.
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ouch!!!!! could be worse- a 4 bore doubling i the "gone astray" video here http://www.doublegunshop.com/vintage6.htm as for the 10s- I think I shoot clays more often with a 10 than any other guage, just plain fun |
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My 10 Hammer is a Parker and immediately noticed as a 10. Hammerless 10 am making do with a 32 inch Ithaca until the right Parker comes along. It's a pretty impressive gun on clays courses, looks like a 12 until it sits in the rack next to one, or when it dusts targets.
I think you will find some of the loads we use are milder than Factory RSTs, to me anyhow. And a whole lot less expensive. William |
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I thought my 1881 Parker lifter 10 was cylinder and cylinder until we measured the bores. Both barrels had .801 bores with .030 constriction. 1 1/8 oz loads are a delight at clays and dove while 1 1/4 oz for duck.
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mighty nice gun harry....charlie
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