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<title>Camp Gun of the Buffalo Runner</title>
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<description>The Texas Brush Popper - Now and then, maybe usually, I seem to get a glimpse of myself as a buffalo runner somewhere in the late 1870s. So, in following that glimpse and hoping for a better view of it, I add things to my outfit that might be appropriate for those times. One of the things I wanted was a camp gun, something in addition to the Sharps rifle that certainly will be there. The little Texas Brush Popper from Cimarron Repeating Arms fills that bill nicely, in .44/40 caliber. Good impressions about this short rifle began building before...</description>
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