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Unread 07-08-2015, 12:21 PM   #1
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Although proclaimed "strongest" American double, if its strength you want, then the Win model 24 is as strong as the 21 and at a fraction of the cost. If your want a tractor, buy a Deere, if you want a Cadillac, get a Parker JMHO
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Tractor...no,
Monster truck...perhaps

1937 Custom Shop "Flatside", 26" WS1/WS2 at a svelte 8 pounds
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1937 Custom Shop "Flatside", 26" WS1/WS2 at a svelte 8 pounds
I can't see anyway for a 26 inch barreled gun that weighs 8LBS being "svelte", not in my wildest dreams. My BHE 30 inch Pigeon gun is only slightly more than 8LBS on a #2 frame.
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Back in about 1977, I was offered a Model 21 Duck Gun for $500.00.
Once I saw it I passed, that sucker rattled! It didn't latch tightly and was off face to boot. It was the loosest one I ever held.
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I have owned and shot a Model 21 in both 16 and 20 gauge. But not for long
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Although proclaimed "strongest" American double, if its strength you want, then the Win model 24 is as strong as the 21 and at a fraction of the cost. If your want a tractor, buy a Deere, if you want a Cadillac, get a Parker JMHO
Now if you want the uglist American double buy a M24. They are really two Model 37s stuck together. Winchester should have it called the Model 74.
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