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A 200 bird in 5 minute flurry would be considered the Mother-of-all-Flurries. That undoubtedly would be the ultimate test for both gun and man. Good luck.
I feel sorry for the guns involved. I have seen too many guns damaged by one man flurrys. As Del Whitman (SxS gunsmith) use to say at the UP flurry (2 1/2 minutes 75 targets) I love the flurry because I get so many guns to take back to the shop to work on....
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