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Reviews (4)
Dec 01, 2023
Fender piggy back thumb screws
Fits just like the originals, very pleased
Jul 08, 2023
Fits Browining 30'' Citori Shotgun nicely
This case fits my Browning Citori CX White shotgun with 30' barrel nicely with the Midas chokes installed. I believe it will also fit the 32" model with the chokes installed also but I haven't tried that. Also there is plenty of room in the case for some extra gear like extra chokes, the choke wrench, and etc. Very pleased with the product so far!!
Sep 05, 2024
A Genealogical History of the Andrew and Margaret Pitcher who settled in Milton, MA in 1634
The Pitcher Book is a very complete genealogy of the family and descendants of Andrew and Margaret Pitcher who settled in Milton, Massachusetts with a complete name index and a list of sources included in the 942 pages of the book. It is a very good genealogy source for anyone who may be researching this family and some related families to the year 2007. Included are some stories and facts related to some of the the people listed in the book and I found it easy to identify the various generations presented. I found it to be very interesting. Maybe the title should have been a bit different because it may be easily confused by people who collect pitchers. Other than that I found it to be quite complete genealogically speaking.