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Unread 11-05-2014, 08:41 AM   #1
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I have two Clay fields near me with good high towers. Thats were this 10 is going to spend it's time.

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that would be fun (ours was not part of the course last i checked) - tight chokes and heavy barrels- get them moving and stopping your swing is not an issue.
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that would be fun (ours was not part of the course last i checked) - tight chokes and heavy barrels- get them moving and stopping your swing is not an issue.
That's so true about the big guns. I have a #6 frame 10 with 36" barrels. It's like swinging a railroad track. It's not often you undershoot a bird.
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