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The Perfect Packin' Rifle
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David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Several decades ago, I brought forth the idea of a Perfect Packin’ Pistol (PPP). My original definition of a PPP was a sixgun or semi-automatic with the barrel not less than 4" nor more than 5-1/2". It would be easy to pack just as the name implies. Carry it all day and then put it under your pillow or bedroll at night. The chambering could be anything from .22 Long Rifle up to .500 Linebaugh depending upon where one’s travels took them. |
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jimobxpelham
(12/11/2019)
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| ARTICLE SAYS PERFECT PACKING RIFLE, TAFFIN WANTS TO MAAKE IT A LEVERGUN....WELL HOW ABOUT A HENRY SINGLE SHOT...CAN BE FOUND IN 357 MAG AS WELL AS 44 MAG...OR A .223, 243, 30-30 AND MY CHOICE 308...THAT WOULD BE A PERFECT PACKING RIFLE SINCE THEY BREAK DOWN INTO TWO HANDY PIECES....YOU PICK THE CALIBRE. |
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