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Unread 03-17-2012, 06:35 PM   #1
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Is it your gun now? I agree with Bill thoes breach balls jump right out at you. Oh dandy gun!!! Does it still have the skeleton butt plate?
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Yes, still have it in the family and yes it has the skeleton butt plate. Thanks.
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That's a great original gun! The safety delete is definately a do it yourself (but well done) job not a Parker Bros job, but if it were mine and it was something my grandfather did it would compound the sentimental value for me. The 32" guns are hard to find and in my opinion great to shoot. Don't change a thing, shoot it and enjoy it.
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