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yager miester needs to go back to ungO'slavia or wherest ever he cOme from.
Nothing worse than an internet phony er yeiger.
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Stan;
Yes that is my understanding also. When I get to feeling more like it will have to dig back through some of my Nash books, but I seem to distinctly remember that when his friends had #2 built for him it was built with a single trigger, which he did not particularly like.
While true he could shoot just about any gun well I got the distinct impression he "Liked" two triggers on his "Duck Gun".
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So do I, Miller, but I've killed more ducks with my old 30" BSS, with single trigger, than any other gun I've ever owned. I've shot heavy 3" loads through it so much that I had to shim the hook last year.
The thing about the kind of duck hunting I do is that most of it is at close to moderate distances. I don't need two different chokes, preferring both to be tight. I don't have to be concerned about which trigger to pull because both barrels are choked .018". To borrow a line from Phil Robertson, "I need my duck gun to do two things .............Bang! - Bang! ". (Phil said "three").
When I hunt fields, from blinds, and get the opportunity for longer shots I much prefer something like my HE Fox, which, by the way, is choked the same in both barrels, too, but much, much tighter.
Best, SRH
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So do I, Miller, but I've killed more ducks with my old 30" BSS, with single trigger, than any other gun I've ever owned. I've shot heavy 3" loads through it so much that I had to shim the hook last year.
The thing about the kind of duck hunting I do is that most of it is at close to moderate distances. I don't need two different chokes, preferring both to be tight. I don't have to be concerned about which trigger to pull because both barrels are choked .018". To borrow a line from Phil Robertson, "I need my duck gun to do two things .............Bang! - Bang! ". (Phil said "three").
When I hunt fields, from blinds, and get the opportunity for longer shots I much prefer something like my HE Fox, which, by the way, is choked the same in both barrels, too, but much, much tighter.
Best, SRH The BSS was first quality double I owned. The single non-selective trigger was very reliable mechanical unit. The single non-selective trigger makes a lot of sense especially when one hunts in cold environment where gloves must be worn. The action of BSS is very strong as proven by fact that Searcy used it to make some early doubles in kal. .45-70.
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Jagermeister, you will never own a Model 21, so it would be impossible for you to change the original condition of one, other than by water-logging the stock by drooling on it at Cabelas.
You still don't own any doubles, do you? That's a shame. How do you deal with envy and desire for guns you want, but can't have? Are you consoled by your toy stuffed animals? Dziadu, no reason to get upset. I'm trying to say the right Model 21 is good investment and prices will remain strong for long time to come.
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What is a dziadu Jagermeister? Is it something Polish like those kishkas you used to steal back in the old country?
I'm not at all upset. Of course, I don't have to be like you and go through life pretending to be an expert on guns that I will never own and never have any actual experience with.
Do you think this place was more fun when you had people fooled?
A true sign of mental illness is any gun owner who would vote for an Anti-Gunner like Joe Biden.
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What is a dziadu Jagermeister? Is it something Polish like those kishkas you used to steal back in the old country?
I'm not at all upset. Of course, I don't have to be like you and go through life pretending to be an expert on guns that I will never own and never have any actual experience with.
Do you think this place was more fun when you had people fooled? Dzadu, do you know who will help protect your gun right in USA? The answer is responsible gun owners you call FUDDs.
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That shows just how idiotic you really are Jagermeister. You FUDD's and supporters of Liberal Left 100% anti-gun Democrat politicians are paving the way for more restrictions on the rights of law abiding gun owners.
Saying that FUDD's like you and King Brown will help to protect our gun rights is like saying a colony of termites will protect a wood framed house.
A true sign of mental illness is any gun owner who would vote for an Anti-Gunner like Joe Biden.
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Yager miester needs to go back to ungO'slavia or wherest he cOme from and take hiz FUDD with'um..
Nothing worse than an internet phony....er yeiger.
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Did not kill many ducks, they were already paired up and headed north. It was a great time and may make it an annunal event. My friend grabbed Mike's gun (super fox) and dropped two big Canada's that came in at the end of the hunt.
BTW, spoke to Galazan, they will swap one trigger for two on my 21 duck for the low price of $6200. I believe it will remain a single trigger gun. Maybe I can put chokes in it and use it for clays.
Thansk for all your help.
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