Finally scratched the superposed itch.

[Bill Murphy]

One of my great finds was at a Baltimore auction house, a 1932 Midas trap with 32" barrels and factory beavertail forend and single trigger. The gold wire was restored by Thierry Duguet and the woodwork was done by Greg Wolf.

[Joe from MO]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

One of my great finds was at a Baltimore auction house, a 1932 Midas trap with 32" barrels and factory beavertail forend and single trigger. The gold wire was restored by Thierry Duguet and the woodwork was done by Greg Wolf.

I don't ever remember seeing a Midas grade from that Era..... I am sure it's a beauty....

[Larry the Gun Guy]

Originally Posted by Joseph Sheerin

I don't ever remember seeing a Midas grade from that Era..... I am sure it's a beauty....

Here's what they look like. Unfortunately, my pictures are not very good, but you get the idea. This is my first year Midas with 30" barrels with the stepped rib.
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