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Unread 03-09-2022, 09:15 PM   #1
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I wonder if this bad boy was a 3 frame a 4 frame or a 5 frame ?
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I wonder if this bad boy was a 3 frame a 4 frame or a 5 frame ?
I was wondering too if it was perhaps a #4 frame seems the few 4 frames I have seen were higher grade 10 gauges in the 10+lb range. Ideally a 4 frame 10lb gun should be balanced closer to center than a 3 frame. Wonder if they ever thought of just adding a counter balance in the stock of a heavy barreled 3 frame to get a similar result.
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