Spring DGJ
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OH Osthaus
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Re: Spring DGJ
mine actually arrived today- not sure how the mailman screwed that up
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Re: Spring DGJ
Great article Steve! I enjoyed the pictures of the Fox, and the history lesson. Also, for all of you guys that are obsessed with long barrels, how about that Parker with the 40" barrels. Wow!
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loggy
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The DGJ made it to the great state of Idaho today. Thank you Steve for another well written article. I enjoyed both the gun and the Dr.. Wonderful photos as well. John
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Strange doings, John. I also got my DGJ today. For ages mine came the day after yours.
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Re: Spring DGJ
Steve,
Another great article on a great gun. The FE 12 gauge SN 16109 once owned by a great sailor Capt. (Doctor) John O'Neill.
And your credit's to another sailor - Phil Woody.
Thanks from another sailor.
Jolly
Another great article on a great gun. The FE 12 gauge SN 16109 once owned by a great sailor Capt. (Doctor) John O'Neill.
And your credit's to another sailor - Phil Woody.
Thanks from another sailor.
Jolly