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01-15-2022, 08:51 AM | #83 | ||||||
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Deep relief engraving on a Grade 5 is pretty rare.
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01-22-2022, 01:52 PM | #84 | ||||||
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Here are the results for the S/N's in Deans reply. From the factory records. These are the earliest 28ga. guns I could find.
94373 28ga. grade 5 95000 12ga. 95420 No records available 95421 " 95422 " 95426 " 95428 " 95431 28ga. 97027 No records available 97031 " 97032 " 97033 " 97034 fit new 20ga.barrels to gun, gauge ? 97036 28ga. 97037 " 97038 No records available 97170 28ga. 97426 " 99181 28ga. 99599 28ga. 99600 28ga. 99686 28ga. 99687 28ga. 100303 28ga. 101329 28ga. 102155 28ga. 102156 28ga. |
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01-22-2022, 02:03 PM | #85 | ||||||
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Thanks very much Chuck!
Of the twenty-six serial numbers listed here it is surprising that only ten of them are shown in the “28-Gauge Shotguns” table at the rear of Volume II of TPS. As a point of interest… 94373 is a TI5 with a CPG and 28” barrels. 95431 is a TI3 with a straight grip and 26” barrels. 97170 is a TI3 with a straight grip and 26” barrels. 97426 is a TI5 with a straight grip and 26” barrels. 99181 is a TI3 with a CPG and 26” barrels. 99599 is a TI3 with a straight grip and 26” barrels. 100303 is a VH with a straight grip and 26” barrels. 101329 is a VH with a CPG and 26” barrels. 102155 is a VH with a pistol grip (round knob) and 26” barrels. 102156 is a VH with a CPG and 27” barrels. .
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02-02-2022, 06:24 PM | #86 | ||||||
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A couple of more pictures of duBray's AA hammer gun.
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02-02-2022, 06:44 PM | #87 | ||||||
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That's a beauty for sure! I would love to shoot some box birds with that gun!
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02-06-2022, 04:35 PM | #88 | ||||||
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A few more.
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02-06-2022, 05:18 PM | #89 | ||||||
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Purely a sports comment:
All those times I saw Richie Sexson play for the Buffalo Bisons I had no idea he was du Bray's great-great grandson... |
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02-06-2022, 11:36 PM | #90 | ||||||
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Big, tall power hitting first baseman......
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