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Mason Wyler Raw (2012)
Popular All American Porn Star Mason Wyler made headlines when he went to the "dark side" of gay porn and started fucking the way he's always wanted to --bareback. For the first time we are offering all of Mason's bareback scenes together in this compilation that's a must have for any Wyler Fan!
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Popular All American Porn Star Mason Wyler made headlines when he went to the "dark side" of gay porn and started fucking the way he's always wanted to --bareback. For the first time we are offering all of Mason's bareback scenes together in this compilation that's a must have for any Wyler Fan!
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Runtime:64 minutes
Studio:Dark Alley Media
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