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What should we call John Dunkle's AAHE then? It was made before 1937... and the 1929 CHE Double Trap I owned (230760) had every option available including the ventilated rib that sloped down to the muzzles. Are they only to be considered "Double Trap" guns if they were made in or after '37 when that term may have been first 'coined'?
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