New 16 ga.
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New 16 ga.
When buying a gun, I have found that I get the most enjoyment when the purchase is an “arms length” transaction from a fellow member. Recently I had the good fortune to purchase a 16 ga. AE grade from long time member Jolly Bill. Bill had owned this little sweetheart for 48 years and never fired it. Well, let me tell you, it shoots nice. Last night I shot a round of clays with it and those 30” barrels choked full/full are a pure delight. Lot’s of fun to shoot and has really strong ejectors. Big “thanks” to Jolly Bill for selecting me as the next custodian of this fine Fox.
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Re: New 16 ga.
That's a keeper. Lots of 30" graded guns have been showing up in the last year or so. Goodness do they swing well.
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