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All right, back with you here, Tom Gresham, 866 Talk Guns, is our number.

We've got some callers lined up and a guest coming right behind, so let's get to a couple of

callers here before we do that.

Let's see here, David's on line one out of Texas. Hello David you're up.

Yes sir. To the gentleman who caught earlier about shotgun for his daughter

I think it just came out with a new model 37 and that 28 gauge and my question is I want a

second gun to go into Montana did it just kind of a backup.

I was looking at a 4570, the Marlon 400, and the 450.

Which in your estimation is a better all-around gun for my needs looking at a lever action?

Well, the whole deal is the better all-around for your needs. I would say either the 4570 or the 400.

I lean toward the 4570 because you can get such a wide variety of ammunition for it.

You can get real light loads like for cowboy action type

shooting which makes it fun to shoot and then you can get ammo from like double tap

ammo which is real heppy stuff that you'd use for bear protection or for hunting.

The 400 is going to shoot a little harder, it's a different caliber.

The 450 is really just kind of like a belted 4570. It's a little bit more powerful but not a lot and frankly I would I

have a 450 and I have a 4570 and I very much prefer the 4570

all right you sold me.

All right, I appreciate it.

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