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Old 08-09-2015, 04:30 PM   #1
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The talented shooter of the Damascus DHE shot it only because he doesn't trust those newfangled fluid steel barrels when shooting the 1 1/4 ounce 1300 fps Kent Cartridge pigeon loads. Coincidentally, the site of the shoot is just a very few miles from the Kent Cartridge factory, making stocking up on pigeon loads a piece of cake.
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Someday I would like to do such a shoot. FYI RST makes a fine Pigeon load also.
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Rich, our group may be one of RST's largest customer for pigeon loads. They are wonderful, are available in several velocities. What more could we ask? If you are in our area, we have members who you know and who would be glad to invite you as a guest to one of our shoots. Unfortunately, Columbaire shoots are always full with member entries. Check with your friends.
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Bill I would appreciate that. Let me know in advance of one and I'll make sure I'm in the area
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Are these feral birds or are they pen raised for this?
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