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Sold both to buy a flash clothes line, a letterbox, and some cement. Waited a long time but finally found another Vixen a couple of years back.
Was a bit like marrying an old girlfriends twin sister
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Although comparing the two opens up a few fantasy’s.
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Would have to be my original Sako Vixen 222 and then the Sako Finnbear in .270.
Sold both to buy a flash clothes line, a letterbox, and some cement. Waited a long time but finally found another Vixen a couple of years back.
Was a bit like marrying an old girlfriends twin sister
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