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Rowdy Fulcher:
Howdy
Turkey season is here , hunted yesterday the Tom's were there BUT not in range . The closest Tom was about 70 yards which is to far . Maybe next time .

riflee:
Sir Charles!

Just saw yer post with the proof marks. Thanks Bud.    Haven't been to the forum much fer awhile. Just went covert fer awhile. :-X

Just have to say......the Parker hammer guns are one of my favorites.  Have a 10ga.  Built like a tank.

Rowdy Fulcher:
Howdy
Well spring season is over for 2020 .No turkeys this spring .Oh well that's hunting . I have a short barreled 87 that I had tubed and it works real good . I carried it this spring but never got a single shot .  Hope to use it this fall .

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shrapnel:


These shotguns were made to hunt. I keep shooting these 19th century guns and love to take game birds with them.

Colt 1878
Webley
George Daw

Coffinmaker:

 :)  SHRAPNEL   ;)

Those are some FINE examples of sporting shotguns.  I am a particular fan of Hammer Doubles.  For a long while I had six, am now down to three.  I still own a Model 12, but only because was the very FIRST gun I ever owned. 

REALLY REALLY NICE SHOTGUNS

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