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Unread 01-09-2024, 08:56 AM   #1
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My kind of gun, nice find. Enjoy.
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The grip cap!!! AWESOME!
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I can see why you were smitten! Beautiful wood, great engraving, good dimensioins! Whats not to like.
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Both serial #’s have records available. I guess I’ll need 2 letters. Per the serialization book, the receiver left the factory with 30” Bernard barrels (wow, that must have been an amazingly beautiful gun) and the barrels started life on a grade 2 gun.
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Nice! 12 gauge guns on a one frame are nice handling guns, especially with short barrels.
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Nice! 12 gauge guns on a one frame are nice handling guns, especially with short barrels.
At 7lbs and .005 in the right barrel it might even get a chance at a grouse cover or 2.
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I only own one 12 gauge on a 1 frame, but they really feel good. They seem more dynamic than the other frames. It's a shame the Bernard barrels are gone, but that engraving is beautiful!
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Here's 65685 12ga #1 frame 30" but to fishtail, 7lbs 4oz. The engraving appears done by the same hand.
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Here's 65685 12ga #1 frame 30" but to fishtail, 7lbs 4oz. The engraving appears done by the same hand.
Wow Craig. Beautiful as always. The engraving does look very similar. Your "antlered critter" is lacking the "smile" of mine though.
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Not a big "engraving guy", but really like the engraving on this gun. Nicely done!
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