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Score's Top Guns (2015)

We brought out the big-uns with this one! Thirty girls, three discs and enough titty bouncing, nipple tweaking and wet slit diddling to keep a boob man satisfied for months on end. We're featuring long-time favorites, legends, girls-next-door and a slew of new faces eager to spread, flirt and play for your jacking pleasure. Starring Katie Thornton, Hitomi, Desiree Vega, Larissa Linn, Amy Anderssen, Lily Madison, Micky Bells, Emilia Boshe, Kelly Christiansen, Valory Irene, Joana, Sha Rizel, Sheridan Love, Vanessa Y. and many more. We've never had so many first-timers in one movie.
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We brought out the big-uns with this one! Thirty girls, three discs and enough titty bouncing, nipple tweaking and wet slit diddling to keep a boob man satisfied for months on end. We're featuring long-time favorites, legends, girls-next-door and a slew of new faces eager to spread, flirt and play for your jacking pleasure. Starring Katie Thornton, Hitomi, Desiree Vega, Larissa Linn, Amy Anderssen, Lily Madison, Micky Bells, Emilia Boshe, Kelly Christiansen, Valory Irene, Joana, Sha Rizel, Sheridan Love, Vanessa Y. and many more. We've never had so many first-timers in one movie.

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In Theaters:1/1/2015
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Runtime:388 minutes
Studio:Score

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Amy Anderssen

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Anastasia Lux

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Bella French

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Bex Shiner

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Desiree Vega

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Emilia Boshe

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Harlow Nyx

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Harmony Reigns

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Hitomi Tanaka

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Jenna Valentine

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Juliana Simms

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