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Unread 09-22-2013, 03:45 AM   #11
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All that wear is a sign of a gun that shoots really well.
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Unread 09-22-2013, 01:50 PM   #12
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All that wear is a sign of a gun that shoots really well.
All guns of reputable manufacture generally shoot well !

The problem is finding those who have the ability to shoot them well
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Th t is not a lot of money for that gun. Perfect hunter.
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Unread 09-22-2013, 06:50 PM   #14
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I sold my favorite beater back to the guy who sold it to me. It was a 32 inch takedown Model 97 Winchester. Shot like a dream, looked like it had been buried in the ground. I'd owned it for 20 years, he asked if I'd sell it back and I figured I'd had enough fun with it.

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Unread 09-22-2013, 11:24 PM   #15
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i was cleaning on my beater gun tonite hopeing to get a picture and get it posted soon.. charlie
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Unread 09-23-2013, 12:21 AM   #16
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Charlie I am looking forward to those pictures.
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No trick photography now charlie. We want to see the real deal.
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My old beater has been turned into a beauty. Around 1990 , I picked up an A grade Philly Fox. The barrels had no bluing and were as gray as an old lead pipe. The wood was as weathered as an old locust fence post. An ill-fitting white lined recoil pad adorned the butt. There were no cracks or repairs to the stock and the screws were good. I carried that gun in some pretty foul weather.
I eventually had the wood refinished, recheckered, and a nice pad installed. The barrels were reblued, but I left the frame a nice silver patina.
An A grade Fox16 to me is the eqivalent to at least a GH or possibly a Dh O frame Parker. It is a light gun at just over 6 lbs. I wish I had some before pictures, I do have some after.
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