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08-13-2013, 07:35 PM

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He kept the DHE 20 I sold to him....

A lot of celebrities have sold off some guns recently not just Mr. Clapton. Steve Barnett had a couple of David McKay Brown round bodied 20's that belonged to Robert Redford. I doubt any of these gents needed the money it was just a matter of reducing the inventory, something I need to deal with also

I wouldn't pay a premium for a gun belonging to either one of them

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