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08-11-2018, 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike Franzen
Hey Fred I have 12088, made in 1878 also. Is your serial number close to that?
Daniel what you need is a Parker 10 gauge known as the Short Ten. It chambers a 2 7/8” shell and kills anything with feathers out to 50 yards and beyond. Find one built on a 2 frame with 28” or 30” barrels and you’ll have about an 8 1/2 pound gun. Throw a leather sling on it and you can carry it all day long. Lots of guys on here use them and Mississippi patina just makes em look better. I had mine down there when I turkeyed around with Charlie and it didn’t hurt it one bit. Or hell, be like Charlie and use an 8 gauge 8-)
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This years Gobbler using RST 5’s, using the gun mike just described!!
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