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That's the one I was referring to Dave S.
Good points David D.
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03-03-2011, 07:27 PM
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I question the practicality of multi barrel sets. I have three two bbl sets and two are different guages a 12/16 and a 16/20. The Hollywood gun is a 16 trap/skeet set and the trap barrels have never been used, the same applies to the 12ga bbls on 12/16 set.
I suppose IF you only had the one gun it would be more practical but whats the fun in that?
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