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One of my my best friends owned and shot one in the 70's and 80's.
He was one tough competitor at the area shoots.
Good choice for a first, too bad it isn't a flintlock :rotf:
Flintlocklar :grin:
He was one tough competitor at the area shoots.
Good choice for a first, too bad it isn't a flintlock :rotf:
Flintlocklar :grin:
Nice! :thumbsup:
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+1! :hatsoff: :thumbsup:Silky921 said:
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My first front stuffer was a cap gun also. All the cap guns are gone but I wish I had kept the first one an underhammer from H&A.
Mark (Frenchie)
Mark (Frenchie)
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I shot and deer hunted with a CVA halfstock put together from a cheap kit. Sucker was accurate, handy and did the job just fine.
Nice gun. My first was a CVA Kentucky just like it and I still have it today.
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