Having trouble deciding on a barrel length. Could I see some pictures of guns with 38 inch barrels and guns with 42 inch barrels? Thanks!-Larry
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Early Lancaster, Rice 50 cal, swamp, 38" Pecatonica River pre-carved stock, by Larry(Omaha)
Larry YOU want the 42 I am telling you. Been there done that
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Were there ever any pre Revolutionary war era where there was some rifleman/miltia used? And is a length of 38 inches or look "too short".as compared to a 42 inch
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