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12-19-2024, 09:11 PM
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Quail gun
I'm sure this was ordered as some gents quail gun.It was shipped to the Anderson Hardware in Atlanta, GA. in 1906. Ordered to weigh 6 lbs, 26 in Cyl/mod, an O frame 16 ga DHE. I bought it around 1990. I don't carry it much because I don't shoot it very well. A little short at 13 7/8 lop,adding a slip on pad increases the drop too much. I blew the covey rise, then a shot at a single, but finally managed to take this little cock over point out of a second covey.
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