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what back said...?
thinking bout hit...
Last edited by ed good; 12/18/23 10:20 PM.
keep it simple and keep it safe...
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Let me tell you about my detached retina… Best, Ted Well Teddy you don't put the butt end to your eye... Says the knucklehead who told a guy here to cut a slot in the engraved pin of his Frazier to get it apart…. Best, Ted
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Let me tell you about my detached retina… Best, Ted Well Teddy you don't put the butt end to your eye... Says the knucklehead who told a guy here to cut a slot in the engraved pin of his Frazier to get it apart…. Best, Ted Says the knucklehead that guarantied that we would be paying for $400/barrel oil this summer. Ted, maybe you should take a Happy Pill of some sort - maybe a whole bottle of them. Between you and mc and The Fuse, it's hard to say which is more derisive.
_________ BrentD, (Professor - just for Stan) ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/qclHjMQ.jpg)
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as in derisive mal contents...
aka, miserable ole flukes...
keep it simple and keep it safe...
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[/quote]
Well Teddy you don't put the butt end to your eye...[/quote]
Says the knucklehead who told a guy here to cut a slot in the engraved pin of his Frazier to get it apart….
Best,
Ted[/quote]
Says the knucklehead that guarantied that we would be paying for $400/barrel oil this summer. Ted, maybe you should take a Happy Pill of some sort - maybe a whole bottle of them. Between you and mc and The Fuse, it's hard to say which is more derisive.[/quote]
A prediction I got wrong, as opposed to the many facts you get wrong. I was pretty close on the price of bacon, by the way.
Spell check is your friend Professor goofy.
You think pills fix all problems, Prof?
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It sure is nice to carry all day after bobwhites. I bought some 2 5/8" Subsound B&P 1 1/8 oz. loads before they quit making them and surprisingly, they are not heavy recoiling at all. I just came back from the Texas panhandle after quail and that old Purdey was a pleasure to use as we walked 6-7 miles/ day in that thick brush and shin oak country. Whoever ordered it knew what they wanted. Apparently, Purdey mfg. quite a few of these lightweight 12's in the 1920-1940 era according to Dallas' book.
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I like my lightweight 12s but they are fat in my hands. Smaller gauges are slimmer and some are much lighter.
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Different horses for different courses as the old saying goes. I am grateful to have been blessed by having a place to go that requires lots of walking when I bird hunt. A heavier gun becomes quite noticeable at the end of a long trail (or a long day). A lighter, faster gun in those circumstances is a valuable tool to posess. I now have several variants (12s, 16s, & 28s) to compare and contrast (yet another blessing!). As with so-many things in life, there is no one-answer, and it is "fun" for me to contemplate all those variables. Even more fun now that I can share this activity with my son.
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Battle, got my Dickson about three years ago. It's a beautiful gun but difficult for me to shoot. It's a 1943 gun with 28" barrels. It's lists in Donald Dallas's book
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Battle, got my Dickson about three years ago. It's a beautiful gun but difficult for me to shoot. It's a 1943 gun with 28" barrels. It's lists in Donald Dallas's book Ah ok. I guess I assumed you didn't own a Dickson when you showed interest in the one I had.
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