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Your gun is a Baker A-Grade.
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03-20-2014, 10:20 PM | #4 | ||||||
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nice old baker for sure...would not mind haveing one of those bakers myself..charlie
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Looks like a good find. Nice strong engraving on that one. The A grades had damascus barrels. B grades had twist.
10ga? Big balls on that one. I've been looking for a nice Baker for a bit. Our own Mr. Dudley has a pretty nice looking 16ga Folsom-era Baker that has just appeared on the 'broker. Fantastic colors, if anyone is interested. Very tempting gun.
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03-24-2014, 01:33 PM | #6 | ||||||
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Thanks! The barrels are 12 gauge Damascus 32inches
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"Best London Damascus Twist" was found on Baker B grades and an occasional A grade, as well as Lefever H grades, and L.C. Smith Maker Baker guns
and some Parker P grades and BTW: the R introduced in 1906 had the doggie pointing...uh..a pheasant? and less engraving
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