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 Re: British Boxlocks Explained
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Nov 18th a 11:37 AM
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| by Salopian |
| Salopian |
A very interesting and entertaining video.
Here in the UK with the current dire British economy and £ versus $ it is a fine time to consider a purchase.
Many , many SxS are simply not wanted here by the younger shooting enthusiast , gunshops will give you very little money for a SxS either as a sale or a part exchange for a new or used O/U.
For the novice you would be well advised to purchase Diggory Hadoke's book Vintage Guns for the Modern Shot ( a super Christmas present????).
Experts amongst you will realise that birds or targets can be shot equally as well with a SxS as with an O/U but at a fraction of the cost of an O/U but with far greater joy and excitement.
Enjoy the video , have more enjoyment reading Diggory's book , but have exceptional joy and entertainment shooting a wonderful British made SxS.
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