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Re: Diggory digs American guns??? I don't know
#621755
Nov 10th a 03:49 PM
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by canvasback |
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Not all will agree with me but besides a small bore Fox, I have a hard time justifying either the cost or the gun with most American makes. The other exception I have are Remington 1894. As finely made as a Parker with a classic A&D design. Too bad most you run across have been rode hard and put away wet.
I focus on Continental guns and British. And as far as value for gun goes, the Continental are typically better value than the British options.
Now, if I was "collecting" guns and looking for appreciation, that would be a different story.
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