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Unread 11-13-2016, 09:31 PM   #1
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I'm still biting my nails waiting to see that CHE 20 gauge again!!
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I'm still biting my nails waiting to see that CHE 20 gauge again!!
Nothing money won't fix and a whole lot a time.............
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When I asked about the B with extra long forend, I was thinking about 88,220, the first Parker made with Vulcan barrels, as I recall. The stock book gives it a V code, but it was actually a V5. It was a wonderful gun that I should have bought.
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