<p>Some Americans made double guns that could be had from Montgomery Ward for less than twenty dollars.  And, then, there were Parkers and other American doubles that were elegant and expensive.   And then, there was a Winchester double that you could use to "jack up the barn in the morning and then shoot ducks with it all afternoon.  Is this a great country, or what?</p>

Some Americans made double guns that could be had from Montgomery Ward for less than twenty dollars. And, then, there were Parkers and other American doubles that were elegant and expensive. And then, there was a Winchester double that you could use to "jack up the barn in the morning and then shoot ducks with it all afternoon. Is this a great country, or what?

<p>Some Americans made double guns that could be had from Montgomery Ward for less than twenty dollars.&nbsp; And, then, there were Parkers and other American doubles that were elegant and expensive. &nbsp; And then, there was a Winchester double that you could use to "jack up the barn in the morning and then shoot ducks with it all afternoon.&nbsp; Is this a great country, or what?</p>

#5 - American Doubles

The Boresight Tapes is a podcast about guns where the panelists – Ted Hatfield, Philip Schreier, and Geoffrey Norman (bios attached) talk about the abiding feelings of respect, affection, and even love many Americans have for firearms. They talk about people, like John Moses Browning, who designed and built legendary guns. And they talk about the people like Teddy Roosevelt who embraced their creations. They talk about iconic guns like the M1 Garand and the 1911 Colt. And they talk about remarkable shooters from history, like Annie Oakley and Alvin York, as well as great shooters, like Rob Leatham, in the present.

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