Sterlingworth article in Sporting Classics

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Sterlingworth article in Sporting Classics

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Michael McIntosh has a nice article on Sterlingworths in the current May-June edition of the mag. Photo of a 20 gauge SW by William Headrick is included. The article is an overview of the aspirations of Ansley and the intro of the Sterlingworth "A Good Gun Cheap".

I really like the last sentence; to quote Mr. McIntosh ".... (it) may no longer be a good gun cheap, but it is still as it began - a damn good gun."

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Hear, Hear --- what else can be said . Ken
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Seconding that, nothing beats an early Sterlingworth for form and function....
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