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Looks like a heavy duty 10 gauge ! 
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11-23-2013, 08:09 PM
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It probably soaks up the recoil pretty well. I love the checkering on the PG.
According to the Serialization book, it's just as it left the factory. 34" barrels are scarce and the men big enough to carry that gun out to the blind like them alot.
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