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Double Rifles And Why They Matter
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Whether its the insolent, amber gaze of a lion supremely confident in his lethality, or the wicked hooked horns of a Cape buffalo, the hunters Capstick, Hemingway, Percival, J.A. Hunter always seem to be lining up the sights over twin barrels. Sleek, menacing, often gorgeously built and shockingly big-bored, the double rifle is woven through the bloody tapestry of African hunting.
Ed.: Beautiful rifles. |
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