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A nine pound VH 32" F/F 3 frame for the win in Fall '24. Built in 1900, a DelGrego redo and not perfect but good enough for me. A lot of barrel swamp.
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The Brothers P did lots of interesting things with weight and balance. My 1889 vintage 2-frame, 12-gauge, 32-inch, weighs a bit over nine pounds with barrels with virtually no "swamp."
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3 frame 12 gauges are underrated. I have two
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