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  • Grasshopper

    Yes it is. Gosh, I am out though on bidding.

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  • dreher

    A whole bunch of really nice items. Wish I could afford beautiful works of art like many of those pieces!!

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  • toad67
    Grasshopper: 30473270487067/comments/30473298333979

    Yes it is. Gosh, I am out though on bidding.

    C'mon Walt, get out that shovel and start digging in your back yard, you'll find more buried jars.....

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  • BobJudy

    I haven't shot a 28 but found the 20 I shot interesting. Swung well, trigger decent and a lot of attention was shown in its fit and finish. However the sliding breech seemed like a solution in look of a problem. Probably because I have shot so many conventional break open guns the sliding breech was slow and awkward. The Darne is not exactly a rarity, but it is uncommon enough to draw a lot of attention when the owner pulls it out of its case. That is the great thing about shooting, there is always something different and interesting that shows up. Bob

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  • Grasshopper
    toad67: 30473270487067/comments/30473298504603

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11340341#Comment_11340341

    C'mon Walt, get out that shovel and start digging in your back yard, you'll find more buried jars.....

    Yea, and those jars will be filled with old air.

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  • select-fire

    Interesting

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  • grdad45

    I'll go ahead and say it for all of you---That darne thing is spendy! 😎

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  • Ditch-Runner

    A friend and coworker told me about a shotgun his dad had many years ago it had the sliding breach never heard of such a thing skip ahead about 20 years his dad passed away and he got all the guns and that was about 15 years ago the one was a 20 GA Dane he took it to aoal gs just for questions a lot of hits but not one decent offer all way low as far as I know he still has it

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