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Fist Pigs 2 (2001)

Seven HOT FUCKING and FISTING men in 91 minutes of non-stop, sweat-dripping, ass playing, hard core....... man to man raw sex!!! The men from Fist Pigs are back and with MORE than just fisting on their minds. The hottest and most unbelievable fisting scene ever filmed. Ray Butler is suspended upside down, hanging from gravity boots while being fisted hard and fast by Kevin Scott and worked over by Titpig. Titpig feeds Ray his hard, throbbing cock while Ray's ass is opened wide by Kevin. You've never seen a fisting seen like this!
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Seven HOT FUCKING and FISTING men in 91 minutes of non-stop, sweat-dripping, ass playing, hard core....... man to man raw sex!!! The men from Fist Pigs are back and with MORE than just fisting on their minds. The hottest and most unbelievable fisting scene ever filmed. Ray Butler is suspended upside down, hanging from gravity boots while being fisted hard and fast by Kevin Scott and worked over by Titpig. Titpig feeds Ray his hard, throbbing cock while Ray's ass is opened wide by Kevin. You've never seen a fisting seen like this!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Ray Butler
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In Theaters:5/1/2001
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Hot Desert Knights

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