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Unread 05-08-2020, 12:33 PM   #1
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Wonder if it’s worth the extra $3 to upgrade to the dandy double?
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I'd gladly pay the extra $3 for a "Dandy Double Barrel Breech Loading Shotgun" over the "Fine" model.

Do you have the website address of the seller...?



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Jimmy Cagney would have popped for it. No doubt!
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They were probably all "these pestiferous products of the penurious population clustered on Belgian soil.” As Forest and Stream said in 1889.
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