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Nash Buckingham's famous BoWhoop started life as an HE-Grade Super-Fox with XE-Grade wood and engraving.
31088 14 Production Card.jpg
The Author's ten-pound Becker Magnums.jpg
By the early 1930s it had been worked over and restocked by Burt Becker to more nearly match his "Bartholomew" gun 33059 (lower gun in the above pic).
Nash with BoWhoop, with ivory inlay.jpg
When found, BoWhoop's Becker stock was broken, and it was subsequently restocked and still sold for big dollars.
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