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Neither have I Larry. Nice rendition of ducks as opposed to the flying turnips.
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There was a D grade 16 for sale at the Southern that had a duck on each side that was very interesting. I cannot recall what was on the floor plate. Maybe Brian will see this and can chime in and remind me what that was. It was a very interesting gun. 32" barrels also. I like this engraving. Thanks for posting it.
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Looks like Remington era engraving, possibly by Runge, is it?
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That is a different one Larry! Special for sure.
Yes, Randy. There is a guy out there selling a DHE 16g with 32” barrels. 1 frame. Straight grip, no safety. The gun has quail on the bottom and a duck on each side. One flying and one in the water. An odd one for sure.
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[QUOTE=Dean Romig;272846]Looks like Remington era engraving, possibly by Runge, is it
Yes Dean, Remington era. Runge, don't know that one. |
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That gun was for sale at Baltimore. Unique engraving and high price.
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I got a peek of another high condition DHE 16 with a duck on the trigger plate at Chuck Brunner's. The Tents of Temptation.
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