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They did not make the XTR in pre-64. They were a later model.

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Bump for lowest price.

Old or new style? Are the back of the feed lips beveled or radiused ?

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Bump for price drop.

My brother bought this BL-3 new in '75. Was a 30" full/mod for ducks (3" chambers), but when lead was banned in the 80s for ducks, had it cut down to 26" for upland birds, and it makes a nice skeet gun too. Both barrels pattern out at approximately improved cylinder (paper patterned). The BL3 was a light field gun for hunters, therefore used thin barrels. I want to put this up front that, no, you cannot have screw-in chokes installed because of the thin barrels. Already checked to have that done and Carlson said no way. But if you want to wear out doves, or clays on the skeet range, it's a good gun for that. Beautiful wood, pictures don't show it justice. $600 firm - Mt Juliet

Live it large ... Godspeed.

Don't know much about these vintage Smiths, but got it in a trade awhile back. It functions, but I wouldn't shoot it ... LOL. $275 $250 FTF- Mt Juliet

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I love the moon clips for my Smith 625. I can "toss" six rounds into the cylinder at once, and keep on firing. It's the fastest way, IMO, to do reloads. Also easy to find and pick up your brass, all nice and tidy in a little cluster of a clip. And .45 acp in a revo makes a fine target/competition/plinker gun with a lot milder recoil than my .44 mag for sure.

They've broke ground. Moving dirt and marking off the ranges. They say we'll be able to put shots down range by early fall. We'll see.

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