Sterly woodcock
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badassgriffs
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Sterly woodcock
Just picked up this sweet little 20 gauge with 26” barrels. 24 hours after picking it up I took the gun and the dogs for a walk. The gun is extremely light and handled like a charm. RST 9 shot did did the trick 
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Re: Sterly woodcock
Looks like you handled the new 20 Sterly nicely! Love when a gun just seems to fit perfectly!
Regards - Foxnut
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Re: Sterly woodcock
Great photo. For me the 20ga Fox in any grade just seems to be "just the ticket" for birds.
Owning a Fox is not a spectator sport.
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Re: Sterly woodcock
Beautiful gun and congratulations on the woodcock. I’m jealous. Our woodcock season closed Oct. 25, well before any migration.
Shoot vintage firearms, relax, and have fun.
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badassgriffs
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Re: Sterly woodcock
We were extremely dry this fall but luckily we got a decent amount of rain lately so our season was salvaged ....