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Unread 10-01-2017, 05:15 PM   #21
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Big fan of the semi pistol grip
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Unread 10-01-2017, 07:11 PM   #22
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I'm also partial to the engraving on the earlier GH. This is 85947 from 1897
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Here is an early GH
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And another
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Interesting to see how they were still figuring out the engraving patterns on the early hammerless guns. Mills' early examples really look like P's with birds added.
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A lot of gun for the money.
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1903 GH, I love the wood, wish I knew how to make the figure pop!
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That wood has some very nice figure. It was common that the Grade 2 Parkers exhibited nice figure on one side of the stock while the other side was rather plain.
I may be wrong, but your stock appears th have had a recent re-application of some sort of finish. A complete strip and refinish of the wood, as well as expert re-cutting of the checkering would make that figure really stand out.
I am not one to suggest doing so to an original finish but, as I said, yours appears not to be the original finish.




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Here is some wood from a recent acquisition
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Here is some wood from a recent acquisition
Looks to have stubbed his toe ! Nice
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