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Chambers uses an interesting approach... He calls it his "Gentleman's Rifle." It's a Jaeger barrel and a very British stock. What do you think of this approach?
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A rococo carved and sterling silver adorned Germanic Jaeger
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Chambers has something they call the "Gentleman's Rifle." It's a Jaeger with British architecture. The barrel is 32 inches, and the stock profile has a faint Fowler look. The brass pieces on the Pecatonica Jaeger have had "engraving" cast into them. One could easily clean up the casting so it looks pretty good.with a moderate amount of effort.. Do you have any thoughts about these options?
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