But I have a couple of gorgeous British 12ga best guns ...
A Westley Richard droplock and a Purdey island lock. I think they are among the most lovely guns ever built and I shoot both of them quite well. But I have not shot them much for at least the last 5 years so now I am wondering if it is time for someone else to enjoy them for a while. No one really owns guns like these, you are just the caretaker for a while, and eventually it is time to let go. Something to ponder over the coming months.
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Those are both beauties. Its nice to have choices.
Pete: I know what you mean. I was so happy to shoot my 1879 Grant hammer gun out in South Dakota this summer. I shot my first wild bird double with it.
But I am still the current caretaker. I know what you mean exactly about that, too, as I could never have come by this gun without a friend with a similar philosophy.
All best
Andrew
Hi, thanks for blog. I didn't know about hunting with birds dogs in USA. Can you tell me about pointer standarts? as I see we have some difference. Thank you.
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