26 1/4" barrels?

[Dean Romig]

Pete, there are some missing books so the numbers contained in those books will not show in the PGCA data base and until those books may ever be recovered no information on those ranges of serial numbers will be available. I had a 1929 CHE double trap No. 230760 that was among those in a missing book. Maybe yours would have been in the same book.

[Bill Murphy]

If the PGCA home page serial number lookup shows that there is information available, there is information available. The Serialization Book entry only refers to the availability of stock book information. The order book information is much more interesting and is commonly available for guns made 1919 and before.

[Duckman]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Pete, there are some missing books so the numbers contained in those books will not show in the PGCA data base and until those books may ever be recovered no information on those ranges of serial numbers will be available. I had a 1929 CHE double trap No. 230760 that was among those in a missing book. Maybe yours would have been in the same book.

Entirely possible Dean. Mine is 229,730 I think but am not looking at it. For sure it is 229, 7 something, something.