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09-16-2014, 11:25 PM
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Parkers at the range
Time to put away the sporting and Trap guns and practice up with the Fun guns, a 1901 D Grade 12 gauge , a 1914 D Grade 12 gauge that another shooter dropped by with, a 1903 G Grade 12 Gauge and a 1912 D Grade 16 Gauge.
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