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Unread 01-11-2023, 07:11 AM   #1
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and a .410 forget it, no chance to hit anything.


"Negatives are normally the easiest thing to disprove because you just need one single counter-example and that disproves it."







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"Negatives are normally the easiest thing to disprove because you just need one single counter-example and that disproves it."







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Stan, we're talking about KID and NEW SHOOTER. I'll guarantee more success with a 20g and open choke than a .410.
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