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sorry jOe but most of the time these days, I dont even pull the trigger when game presents itself....and I save my climaxes for at home, wit da ole lady...
but I do agree the extra shots promoted the advance of repeaters with the hunting public....
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Ok, Joe- I'll take a shot here- WTF does the Double Gun Journal and its occasional typos, along with those from the typewriter of Messers Bodio and Riffle, have to do with the question about why "The Perfect Repeater" was the finest pump action shotgun ever made? And a FUBAR is a FUBAR is a FUBAR, to paraphrase the late Gertrude Stein--
"The field is the touchstone of the man"..
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Ok, Joe- I'll take a shot here- WTF does the Double Gun Journal and its occasional typos, along with those from the typewriter of Messers Bodio and Riffle, have to do with the question about why "The Perfect Repeater" was the finest pump action shotgun ever made? And a FUBAR is a FUBAR is a FUBAR, to paraphrase the late Gertrude Stein-- RWTF I think Old Joe was connecting the thoughts below. You know you can go back and edit out your 2-piper mis-attribution. RWTF you have quoted 2-piper saying things he didn't say. Look two posts up. You have typed your comments in as if they were 2-piper's. RWTF you have quoted 2-piper saying things he didn't say. Look two posts up. You have typed you comments in as if they were 2-piper's. Yup- you are right-
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" I hunt to kill...without the kill it's anti climatic."
You gotta love a simple man. God bless TN !
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Real simple....
That was a time when men were men and people hunted in order to kill...
Let me add to that jOe---->It was a time when men were men and women were women, a down right handy situation. 
Practice safe eating. Always use a condiment.
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I guess it's the American way, go for the latest and greatest the bigger faster and more powerful the better it's what keeps our economy and country so vibrant and such a great place!!! That's what make America unique! Holds true today----That's what makes us buy a Galazan RBL, A-10 or Inverness even thou most have plenty of similar guns. God it'd great to be an American!!
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Ok, Joe- I'll take a shot here- WTF does the Double Gun Journal and its occasional typos, along with those from the typewriter of Messers Bodio and Riffle, have to do with the question about why "The Perfect Repeater" was the finest pump action shotgun ever made? And a FUBAR is a FUBAR is a FUBAR, to paraphrase the late Gertrude Stein-- Out of deep respect for Texas, and the States below the Mason-Dixon line, I will so do- or damn near die trying!! RWTF I think Old Joe was connecting the thoughts below. You know you can go back and edit out your 2-piper mis-attribution. RWTF you have quoted 2-piper saying things he didn't say. Look two posts up. You have typed your comments in as if they were 2-piper's. RWTF you have quoted 2-piper saying things he didn't say. Look two posts up. You have typed you comments in as if they were 2-piper's. Yup- you are right-
"The field is the touchstone of the man"..
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sorry jOe but most of the time these days, I dont even pull the trigger when game presents itself.... Then you might as well stay at home because without the kill you haven't really hunted. To quote Jose' Ortega Y Gassett.... "One does not hunt in order to kill; on the contrary, one kills in order to have hunted". That's the reason I stopped deer hunting.....I had become a deer watcher pushed upon me by the deer management people...."Let the young ones go and wait on a big one". Trophy hunting has ruined the sport of hunting.
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After the success of the lever action rifle, the repeating shotgun was quite logical.
Nobody made civilian repeaters here in Europe but when FN started making Browning selfloaders, many Europeans put their doubles away as "old fashioned".
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Jani
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