.	April-May 2008 -- One of the interesting things about the shotgun business is that major makers like Browning -- and in this case, Remington -- often go to a lot of trouble and expense to bring a really great niche product to market only to discover that niche markets don't supply the volume that companies like Browning and Remington require to make a significant contribution to their bottom line. As a result, some great shotguns never get the exposure to the proper niche, so they get discontinued. Their loss is our gain. ...continued on page two	.
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