241, 601

[Bruce Day]

Last C in the Serialization Book . 12 ga 7 lbs.

[Reggie Bishop]

Very nice Bruce! Stocked just how I like them!

[allen newell]

Beautiful

[Garry L Gordon]

I've not seen too many (if any) higher grade guns from that time period. I'm impressed with the engraving. Who would have been the engraver of this gun? It's a stunner.

[Jay Gardner]

I have never really seen the appeal of C's because the engraving is so similar to D's, but I gotta say that wood...gawd!

[Dean Romig]

I've not seen too many (if any) higher grade guns from that time period. I'm impressed with the engraving. Who would have been the engraver of this gun? It's a stunner.


It was engraved by Robert R. Runge.





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[Garry L Gordon]

It was engraved by Robert Runge.





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Thanks, Dean!

[Dave Noreen]

Nice gun!! That trigger plate scene beats a bunch of flying turnips by a country mile.

There are some famous CHE's after this gun like GSP Jr.'s .410-bore and 28-gauge CHE Skeet Guns, 242152 and 242153.

[ED J, MORGAN]

thank you, Bruce.

[Bill Murphy]

Researcher, do we have pictures of GSP's .410 CHE?

[Dave Noreen]

Not this part of we.

[Richard Flanders]

Gorgeous gun!! Love the engraving and wood.