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Unread 01-14-2020, 08:06 PM   #1
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Gunslingers Auction in California has a AAHE 20 ga with 32" barrels. This may be a chance to get a great one for a good buy. Not a lot of advertising on this one, but it is on one of the auction sites. I am pretty well ouit of the business but thought I would pass it on! He has it 25,000.00 to 45,000.00 I think there is a good chance this would be a great buy. I haven't seen the gun but he is good at descriptions!
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Unread 01-14-2020, 09:31 PM   #2
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Might help them if they had pictures in the auction .
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is this what appears t be a crack anything to be concerned about?
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I’d have that stop-drilled, welded up, smoothed over, shoot it a lot and never worry about it again.





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Thanks Dean that's what I thought but I appreciate your input. Not a gun I am interested in but thanks for the input. Interesting gun, appears the barrels have been re-blued, pad installed (maybe but not in the records??) NO safety is a killer for most. Appears to have a trap style comb???
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That gun won’t letter either. I wish those records were available.
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Reggie, what is the serial number range?





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is this what appears t be a crack anything to be concerned about?


I dont see a crack.
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OK Brian what is your take ? Right side bottom of the slot??
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