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05-04-2020, 09:59 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2009
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Sorry, I posted a comment in reply to another thread.
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05-05-2020, 01:09 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Kevin McCormack
I have owned 5 of them, 2 twelves, 2 sixteens and 1 twenty. Built like bank vaults, shoot like a house afire, never malfunctioned and cheerful in all kinds of weather. Best of all I made modest sums of money on everyone of them when I sold them. Thanks Kurt, Jim, Ken and Warren! Always favored the longer barrels, splinter forend, and double triggers. Owned sns from 98 to 11942, every one a winner!
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Kevin at one time I owned serial #22, always wished it would have been #21. It was a nicely restored 12 Gauge with 30" barrels as I recall, PG, DT, and SFE. I eventually sold that one to Scheels who had plans to display it in one of their stores or so they said. I have no clue if they ever did.
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