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05-02-2018, 04:03 PM

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Let's see, I bought 5 flats of shells from RST in 12, 16, 20 and .410. Why .410 you might ask? Because this beauty also followed me home. 4lbs 1oz, Charles Hellis, Straight Grip, 26" choked full and full. I also dropped off a gun to have some work done, and left a case with Kevin to be fixed up as well. Thanks to a fellow Fox member, I also got to shoot a round at Drake Landing with a screaming 20ga Fox Sterlingworth with 32" barrels (Hens Teeth)! On Sunday when everyone left, I tossed 14 empty bottles of bourbon, and two empty boxes of Cigars in the trash.

All in all, it was a good weekend!

Mike

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