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Old 07-24-2005, 22:10   #10
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Originally Posted by Chris
Would there a be a that significant a difference to this setup (in marksmanship/stability) to warrant the time adjusting and training? (Other than being ambidextrous) And would the same apply to a pump shotgun?
i don't believe so...this has been discussed earlier...pump shotguns really require no adjustment, at least i never had to adjust for the difference...i own an LH pump because i can...
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