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03-26-2007, 10:26 AM
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 Re: Your Scuba Cylinder Can Be A Hammer > .410's are fairly common compared to a 28 guage. Try finding shells for that > one. I wasn't referring to how common the shells were, I referring to the fact that the .410 is different in that it is not measured in gauge even though it is a shotgun... I've got a couple of 8-gauge shells around here somewhere... Those tend to be rather scarce, I suspect...  |
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