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...and the mince-meat pie is cooling on the kitchen window sill.
We have entered the brave new world of the the newly poor and displaced - who'll have their eye on that pie in times of strife.
Ol'grandpa's gun once used to keep the fox at bay, maybe used for something different this day.
My pick of the lot, something losted in time - a Remington 1894!
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Lowell, if we are in a dream world and had the money, an L.C. Smith A2 sculptured side plates, or a later one in 16 ga.
Sorry that one went over my head, should have known better.
I don't think of things like that.
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I'll stick with the Model 21.
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La da da da.......... La da da , " nebulous reference to some world / national event or latest sound bite"
La da da da...... da da da , "reference to initial subject with a rural metaphor or analogy with social commentary"
La da da da ...... da da da " reference to one of the guns I own".
How about a new formula............nothing personal, just kinda want some new material. :<(
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All that....and you want more JBP?
Maybe you should try your hand at more than 548 - we've all great guns I should think by now, but the troops want more than that!
Time worn photos only go so far!
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I would use a 12 gauge with full chokes and probably use 00 buckshot. It works on coyotes around here so I guess a wolf would be no different. They seldom come to the door, though they do sometimes get into the garbage cans.
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"When the wolf is at the door" ?Last week you were worried about Foxes... 
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Misfire was invented for Lowell.
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I heard that.... 
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Thin barreled doubles with full chokes will often end up bulged from large shot. People think steel is the only culprit, but, it isn't.
A wolf that hears the sound of the rack going into battery on the model 500 will have different things to think about besides your pie. A wolf with some common sense will look elsewhere. One can buy the full "I'm seriously paranoid" stock, handguard, barrel with rail lights and whatnot, just to make sure the wolf knows you are as serious as he is, still. Maybe Obama/Biden will stop that part. But, a better "wolf at the door" meet and greet tool has yet to be invented.
Ask that Korean grocer who spent time on the roof of his store during the Rodney King riots.
I'm going to remind the "plastic trigger guard" critics that it is a structural nylon trigger group, that thrives in dusty/dirty no lube conditions. And that Mossberg sells a metal trigger group under the law inforcement/military parts section of their catalog, for the unconvinced.
The wolf will be persuaded, in any event.
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