Always wanted one as a young boy. Thought it would be ideal for living off of small game. Had to settle for a .22 because of cost. My old turkey hunting partner use one to great success. Finally got one in my 50's in a show saddle trade. It's a 1984, .22/20 gauge. Great farm gun. Don't make them anymore so they go for a good chunk of change. I need to give it to a responsible young man that runs the woods.

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