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I took the office scales home and weighed the #2 frame 1881 10 gauge at 8 3/4 pounds.
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I just brought home a PW 375 ten gauge loader, have tons of components as well as more than a few Parker tens, light and heavy. My favorites may turn out to be the 28" lifter guns, very lightly choked and obviously made for birds and close ducks. What fun.
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I have never thougt about a lite ten but you fellas got me thinking about them...maybe I could hit some doves if I had one...ha....that is a nice gun bruce has....charlie
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3 hammerless ones and a lifter . Seems they weigh around 8.5lbs |
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I have a set of 2-feame 30” ten-gauge Damascus barrels with reverse chokes that I fitted to my 1898 2-frame DH.
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