Did a little pheasant hunting today. My son-in-law used my 2nd gen A, my brother used his 2nd gen B, and I used my early C. Details in the next newsletter. Jeff
The ABC's of Pheasant Hunting
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Re: The ABC's of Pheasant Hunting
Yes it is. It's a beautiful gun. Unfortunately, I'm not the fine marksman that Toolman is.Kimber06 wrote:Great picture Jeff. Is that the C you talked Toolman out of?
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Re: The ABC's of Pheasant Hunting
Now I get it, Jeff! An A grade, a B grade, and a C grade.
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Re: The ABC's of Pheasant Hunting
Jim Cloninger wrote:Now I get it, Jeff! An A grade, a B grade, and a C grade.
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