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Unread 12-20-2022, 04:15 PM   #1
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That 34" A grade is going to sell high!!!!!!!!
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That 34" A grade is going to sell high!!!!!!!!
Doubtful Reggie. Long barreled target guns have no followers or interest. Straight stock DT 32" 20's are the rage now. Sophisticated buyers will give this one little attention. Surely you agree
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Doubtful Reggie. Long barreled target guns have no followers or interest. Straight stock DT 32" 20's are the rage now. Sophisticated buyers will give this one little attention. Surely you agree
I do agree the 32" 20s w/straight stock are the rage, so much that this little auction doesn't even have one. But word is that 34" A is going to be a barn burner!
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I do agree the 32" 20s w/straight stock are the rage, so much that this little auction doesn't even have one. But word is that 34" A is going to be a barn burner!
But that A has one of those awful Single triggers, the most useless thing they ever designed for a double gun

I may even have a chance

But then again, I'll probably be eating crab soup with Craig
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Doubtful Reggie. Long barreled target guns have no followers or interest. Straight stock DT 32" 20's are the rage now. Sophisticated buyers will give this one little attention. Surely you agree
You are dry, Randy ...........dry, dry.

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