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Mid-South Guns was a 3-hour drive for me and....it was worth it. Lots of doubles, heck...lots of everything. Huge numbers of American doubles, whole walls of Elsies and Parkers. Lloyd, glad you could get down to Wagram. Sort of a surprise to find something like that in the middle of nowhere, eh?
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No question. However, American made doubles were mass-produced in significant numbers and have to be somewhere. Now at least I know where the millenial (& later) kids sold granddad's guns in the southeast. I've never seen so many "old school" guns assembled in one place before like that. Dozens of model 42s, lever guns, pump guns, etc. alongside British and some European stuff as well. Even a few Purdey hammerguns. Quite the fun mix. The "Wall of Elsies" 
Last edited by Lloyd3; 06/12/20 12:31 PM.
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