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Unread 04-09-2017, 05:17 PM   #4
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Thanks each of you for your input on the hammer guns.

I was fortunate to acquire Meriden 450 in 12b, it has what appears to be uncut 28" barrels and is in exceptional condition for a 1865 gun. The bores frankly amaze me and the extractors are perfect.

I also acquired back action 01180 in 12ga. It has cut decarbonized barrels at 26", non rebounding hammers and decent bores. It is a fair example of an early Parker back action.

Enjoy the pictures.
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