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Have you guys called in the band number, yet? I love hearing the back story on those.
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I fully agree on the Miroku. I have C. Daley 500's in both 12 & 20 by Miroku and both are great guns, never any problems. They can still be had at very good prices and are almost identical to the BSS Brownings made by Miroku. I guess the " made in Japan " still bothers some folks.
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Just about 7:30PM, I am going to bet that Frank is fast asleep for the night. I think we wore him out, then again none of us are the kids we used to be. What a great day!
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After my earlier post, I went to lay down to take a nap. I was exhausted. Alarm was set or 3AM and on the road by 3:45 to meet Scott at his house at 5:00AM. Long day for anyone but all worth it. John: I logged on the USGS website via my smartphone and entered the information. I had no choice since Scott and Pete were both curious too! Here's what it said. INFORMATION FROM OUR FILES: Species: Canada Goose Date banded: 06/21/2011 Banding Location: FARMINGTON, STRAFFORD COUNTY, NEW HAMPSHIRE, USA Age: WAS TOO YOUNG TO FLY WHEN BANDED IN 2011 Sex: FEMALE Thanks again for reporting bird bands. |
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Were they factory shells or reloads in the Lefever G?
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My Lefever G 10ga has the thickest barrels walls from breech to muzzle of my short tens. They are extremely stout. I have no fear when shooting any nitro load I put through it.
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The New Hampshire boys and "NH Adopted boy" got it done in a fine way, congrats.................................
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