GHE help

[CHE]

Dean thats because it is a ejector gun. The screw to hold the ejectors in is under the dolls head.

[Dean Romig]

Ahah! I learn something new every day and it's only 6:35 a.m.

I have Parkers with ejectors that have the retaining screw - how do we account for those?

Also, I can think of two sets of barrels where I can make out the outline of the screwhead with a magnifying glass.

Could some of these with the screw, or with evidence of the screw being there, have been extractor guns that were converted to ejectors?

[J.B. Books]

I believe the gun is for sale at well known dealer as they are advertising a restored GHE stamped skeet in and skeet out serial number beginning 216. The dealer states the gun "appears to be DelGrego work". I strongly suspect the skeet in and skeet out stampings were added as part of the restoration.

[George Lander]

Bill: Do you think the case colors are DelGrego's work?

Best Regards, George

[Bill Murphy]

Yes.

[Bill Murphy]

By the way, The Lovely Linda owns a DHE in the 207,000 range that a famous Texas dealer swore was a factory skeet gun. He refused to give the dissatisfied buyer a refund, offering only to take it in trade on another purchase.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

A famous Texas dealer swore was a factory skeet gun.

One wonders how a dealer who knows better could perpetrate such shenanigans