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Sam squanch
62 Cal.
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Just a Belgian trade gun. Made for export to 3rd world countries as a meat getter. They are usually safe to shoot if in good condition. They made these up into the 1930’s.
I have one and after checking it all out, it's a good shooter, put it back to work.
Pete G
76 Cal.
Looks like something imported by Dixie in the early days.
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Looks great !!
