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01-20-2014, 04:26 PM
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I say keep it like it is. Its true sub gauge Parker's are expensive however lesser makers are available at prices near tube set cost. I have a very shoot able 28 inch Hunter arms Hunter Special 20 bought just for the sub gauge event for about what a Briley set sells for
May move up to a Parker if I see the right gun but the original rule is not a barrier to entry.
Bill
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