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Unread 10-26-2016, 04:44 PM   #11
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I had an opportunity to see this gun at Brian's shop this week, the owner will be very happy in my opinion. The re-blued barrels, stock finish and re-cut checkering are very nicely done. It sure is a nice addition to a collection of top lever hammer guns. Wish it was mine!!
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Unread 10-26-2016, 05:00 PM   #12
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Is this the gun?

May we know the serial number?


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I saw a 32" twenty-gauge in the Serialization book and thought that was it.... but then I re-read the thread and see that Brian shows it as a 30" twelve.






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Dean a 20 ga top lever grade 3 is very rare but a 32 inch gun must be unique.
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Dean, The gun you show looks to be a grade 4 with some unique engraving if it is a 20 gauge 32" gun then it is a very rare hammer gun indeed!
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Gary, I don't know about the barrel length but I have in my notes that it is a 20 gauge.






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