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Unread 03-24-2017, 09:10 AM   #1
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Mark - while you look- why not install a set of fluid steel and get it back shooting as a 20? - I have seen some Flues 20 field grades at some responsible prices -
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I'm with Dean on contacting Brad. I think he will be at the Southern so if your going bring the gun. A face to face conversation is always better. I have used Briley sub gauge tubes in a skeet gun and would think you could have a set of 28's made for it.
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