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Originally Posted by Bruce Day
I have seen low grade guns carefully kept by generations of owners and high grade guns looking like they have rattled around in the back of trucks. I have a substantially unused grade 2 12ga from 1881. I think generalizations are difficult, my opinion.
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"Often times, it is the man, who can barely afford such joy, that cares for it the most" I said that.
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