The Winchester Teddy Roosevelt 30-30 may or may not have done some shooting varmints at Sagamore Hill, we have no way to know. It sure is cool though.
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The Winchester Teddy Roosevelt 30-30 may or may not have done some shooting varmints at Sagamore Hill, we have no way to know. It sure is cool though.
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