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What's that they say about snoozing....??
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I read every word O'Conner wrote in the late 50's/mid 60's that I could find. I have a book he wrote on shotguns. However, he never seemed to ever cross my mind when the subect was shotguns. I do remember vividly, however, the few articles he did write on the subject almost invariably concerned his experience with this maker and the guns he purchased from him and others in the region. The articles always showed a much higher level enthusiasm than most of his writing. He was a real believer in the high grade Spanish shotguns.
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Jack had more than a couple of 21's. In one story he and Eleanor were shooting ducks at relatively long range with a 20 bore LCS with 30" tubes. He also wrote about shooting a Winchester 97 and Model 42 pump guns. That's all I recall at the moment.
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The not so recent book about Jack's guns is very interesting reading. His rifles are much more interesting than his shotguns.
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