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06-23-2020, 02:36 PM
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I can imagine with your attention being paid to the fore end, the barrels could easily fall off the gun. OK if you're doing it on the carpet, but not on the side of a dirt road.
One of the guys who shoots with us is the type who goes nuts when you tell him not to do something. There was an extra button on a remote I hooked up for our old trap, and we told him "Under NO Circumstances should you EVER push button C" I will not tell him Not to remove his fore end with the gun open.
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