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Unread 03-12-2017, 02:56 PM   #1
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The reason I would want a 28ga would be the light weight for hunting, this guns weight is listed at 6 lb 12 oz. I have parker 12ga and 20ga guns that weigh less. With all the problems this gun has your much better off with a repro 28ga or a 20ga VH.
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Repro unless this gun can be bought for less than three thousand. There are wonderful Repros out there that will never go down in value. This GI gun is a $700 back end with a set of
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