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I used to have my own cart. Then my chauffeur quit.

At 72, I'm considering seeing if the Scooter Store has a 4X4 model. If so, I think I'll tackle a biathlon.

...and now I have committed the sin of envy.

Thanks. I just ordered some.

I have two that I'm quite fod of: the William Ford boxlock and my Ugartechea 257.

Thanks very much for your kind comments. I'll pas them on to my friend. He's quite talented.

I purchased a William Ford 16 gauge boxlock a couple of months ago. Subsequently, I had a friend redo the internals of a Jeff's Outfitters case from someone who didn't want for $99.00. Here are some ...

SxS almost exclusively.

Many years ago, there was a Brennan's restaurant in Atlanta. I took my (now former) wife there for dinner. She ordered quail.

When they arrived, they were served in small baskets made by forming ...

Actually, I'm keeping three SxS, one 16 gauge Ugartechea, the 20 gauge AyA no. 2 and the 16 gauge Wm. Ford. I don't need three 16 gauge shotguns when 2 of them are nearly the same. I just won't be u ...

I appreciate the information. My 28 gauge AyA is pre-90s, gun, but when possible, I'll have it checked it to see if the barrels are well put together. The 20 gauge does have have well regulated barr ...

When available, I'd like to join. Thanks.

Not Spanish, but a nice little boxlock by William Ford in 16 gauge (26"barrels)
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This is an AyA No. 2. It's a 20 gauge. I was going to have it bent to a cast on, but the stock maker found several small cracks when he removed the lock plates, so I had him make a fitted stock for ...

^Thanks. I probably should have mentioned that the only difference in the two, other than the engraving and absence of the tear drop on the stock, is that the Grade V is a round action.