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 Re: Ugartechea Armas Shotguns New Website
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Dec 28th a 02:24 PM
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When myself and Jack Jansma of wingshooting adventures began bringing in the Aya 453 we retailed them at $1995. Man have things changed.
I am not sure about the price point of the Ugartechea at what they are asking. I think New England custom guns will be a tough road to go down. Also the 26” sell slower
I feel the Fair guns are much more interesting price point and they next step above that I would consider the B Rizzini guns
John Boyd
Quality Arms
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