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I found a very similar gun up in Vermont a few years ago. I had a Grieb “sponge” pad that was FUBAR. I put a silvers on it, and toasted 25 targets the first time out. 32” as well.
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Baker SBT
Beautiful SBT`s... Conley`s book "The American Single Barrel Trap Gun" has a lot of great information on the Baker Gun Co. One Barrel Trap Gun. The Single Barrel`s were made to order and
no two were made exactly alike. Have several variations in the SBT collection.
Conley credits Roy Mason as Baker`s engraver and some of the higher grade guns were engraved by Kornbrath…
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