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That is an interesting question! I can't think of any 20-gauge repeater being available in 1908.
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Dean's comment about Bob Brister calls for more research. Almo's apparatus for testing shot stringing is primitive compared to Brister's Country Squire. My Country Squire is alive and running well, just waiting for a wife that will agree to drive it while I shoot at it.
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The Following User Says Thank You to Bill Murphy For Your Post:
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