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Spot said:
Ya know what Spot? The more I use my New Englander, the more I like it.
It's killed a pile of rabbits, some squirrels, and a couple Gobblers. Although it is a T/C production gun and not historically correct, etc, etc, it has really grown on me. I wonder when the NE 12 gauges were last produced, especially with cylinder bores. Perhaps in 20 years or so, it will be considered a classic. I hope by then most of the bluing is worn from it and it has even more "notches in it's stock"!
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