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I love it!
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Glad you are having fun with all this Bill......
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"Much care is bestowed to make it what the Sportsman needs-a good gun"-Charles Parker |
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Great Thread!
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Fun???
I think they're pretty serious about it. But again, consider the source
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American damascus barrels were black and silver. British damascus tubes were brown and tan..or maybe brown and white. Least that's what I've been told and it is what I see.
I like keeping damascus tubes looking damascus so future owners will know what it is and shoot it accordingly. |
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