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I just acquired a 20 ga Ithaca Flues. What is a good source for 2 1/2" 20 ga. shells?
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Thanks guys,
Polywad was the only source I knew of and only seems to offer #6 & 7 1/2. Ohiosam's source certainly offers a nice range.
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Kent Gamebore from CSMC and others.
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Always looking for small bore Francotte SxS shotguns.
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I use the 7-1/2" RST's in my 1915 Flues, they pattern well.
My problem lies in reconciling my gross habits with my net income.
- Errol Flynn
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RSts are the best 2 1/2" shells. Worth keeping a supply handy.
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