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Re: Sxs for sporting clays on regular basis
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Jan 19th a 06:37 PM
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by BrentD, Prof |
BrentD, Prof |
Would like to add that with me yesterday shooting with two other gentlemen. One was shooting a Hussey and the other a 1880's Brewster 28 gauge hammer gun. To add even further, a few months back my friend was shooting his Brewster and the forearm loop fell off causing the forearm to fall and chip the forearm. He was lucky to find all the pieces. This guy told me yesterday over the last few years he has spent 3k at his gunsmith. I wish I were so lucky...
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