Nice Looking Birdguns

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AmarilloMike
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Nice Looking Birdguns

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Not bragging. The credit goes to the long gone gunmakers.
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Re: Nice Looking Birdguns

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What's not to brag about? Beautiful guns! Is that a Linder Daly on the right?
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AmarilloMike
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Re: Nice Looking Birdguns

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Good eye Steve.

Yes, A diamond grade with 26" barrels. Excellent engraving and screws. Weighs 6lbs 7oz.

Choked skeet and skeet with 2-1/2" chambers.
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Re: Nice Looking Birdguns

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They are wonderful! Bobby
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AmarilloMike
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Re: Nice Looking Birdguns

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I agree!

As others have pointed out, compare the 1918 automobile to the 2016.

Then compare anyone of those guns to a 2016. They give up very little in design, function, or aesthetics.
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Re: Nice Looking Birdguns

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I really appreciate you sharing those. Gorgeous!
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