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Unread 02-11-2016, 01:22 PM   #1
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It turns out my 3 frame 10 ga grade 3 is actually a 2 frame. It weighs 8 lb 7 oz and I just assumed she was a 3 frame gun. I am curious how unusual is a 2 frame 10 ga?
I know of one other and it weighs 9lb 4 oz.
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Unread 02-11-2016, 01:38 PM   #2
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My 2 frame hammer 10 ga with 32 inch barrels weighs 9 1/2
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David, as you know, mine is the 9lbs. 4oz. gun you mention... it would appear that yours is a true lightweight.






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David, two frame hammerless tens are very common, just like three frame hammerless tens. Like what you like. Now four frame hammer tens are awesome, and much less common. I like them all.
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David neglected to mention that the two guns he referred to are lifters.





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my EH 2 frame hammerless is 8 3/4 lbs with 30 in barrels
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Hmmmm I want an EH #2 with 28" or 26" factory barrels

And a Grade 2 #4 frame with 34" barrels wouldn't be turned away either !
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