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Unread 11-29-2011, 03:09 AM   #6
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There is something about those early guns. Maybe the lines are sharper from using newer tooling, or maybe it is just how the parts seem to grow out from one another, perfect fit. But you know you are holding a rarely all handcrafted piece of gunmaker's art.
Like we use to say about old double-barrelled rifles, they were made before a man's time was worth anything.
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