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I would have sworn the Charles Daly Linders were Prussian
And as you say, not all German guns were heavy Drillings, they made some great light bird guns, the metric barrels come out to about 27 1/2 inches, in a light twelve or a sixteen they can be sweet in the grouse woods.
and they could turn that heavy game scene engraving to the topic at hand when they had a mind to.
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