Modern rifles might be easier to use, more streamlined in their design and more accurate. But you won’t find any at the 24th annual Historic Arms Show this weekend at the Lamplighter in Salem.
Source: The Tribune-Review
'Kentucky rifle' enthusiasts head to Salem for annual Historic Arms Show
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