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Unread 10-02-2024, 09:48 AM   #31
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Wow Gary; what about some pictures of those great guns. This is show and tell you know.
Pictures to follow when these guns get blooded.
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The good wife permitted two small bore acquisitions: and AHE and BHE, both 20s with straight/splinter, two trigger configurations...and choked for hunting, not "killing" inanimate objects beyond my range to see.
Whoa !! Nice work Garry !!
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The good wife permitted two small bore acquisitions: and AHE and BHE, both 20s with straight/splinter, two trigger configurations...and choked for hunting, not "killing" inanimate objects beyond my range to see.
Excellent ! Now you need AHE and BHE 28’s
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Excellent ! Now you need AHE and BHE 28’s
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Garry, I'd better see those 20's at Pheasant Fest! You can take a look at my PH 1 1/2 frame 20 I'll have a long.
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Garry, I'd better see those 20's at Pheasant Fest! You can take a look at my PH 1 1/2 frame 20 I'll have a long.
Nice Dean. Not many 1 1/2 frame 20's running around out there
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The good wife permitted two small bore acquisitions: and AHE and BHE, both 20s with straight/splinter, two trigger configurations...and choked for hunting, not "killing" inanimate objects beyond my range to see.
I never met a clay bird that was too far to see. Just sayin'.
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L. C. Smith's are what I have recently purchased this year in the sxs category an A2 and Quality 4. I also purchased a cased engraved pair of plant revolvers that took my fancy.
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A-2's are amazing, I believe they were comparable in price to a AAH Parker. Congratulations!
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Art, a "lightweight" Webley 8g double? Please define "lightweight".
A few ounces over 10 pounds. And it's not my lightest. I have a Scott single of the same age that is under 10. I have shot the single and with anything but an 8ga ball, it is pretty mild (due to my light loads).
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