Yeah, I sold one too..... :crying:

Yeah you did, and we did'nt get a crack at it...:cuss:

Damn Chuck, I gotta shoot with you more often. Maybe both of us working on him would have turned the tide.

Bill, the gun was originally sold to E.K. Tryon Jr. and Sons in 1890, then returned for the second set of barrels by P.F. Foley in Elmira NY in 1902.

Daryl, we could make him an offer he can't refuse!

Let's do it!

just wondering - a quick look at a twin tiers ( that part of NY and adjacent PA ) genealogy site, it shows a Patrick F Foley as a partner in a book, stationary and wallpaper?? dealer

http://www.joycetice.com/director/1872ad05.jpg

his wife was a milliner - their home entry says

Foley P. F. Mrs., milliner, 16 DeWitt, h do

Foley Patrick F., (Lawler & Foley), h 16 DeWitt

I believe that goes both ways Angel, I don't recall seeing you selling a 16ga hammergun even though I know what you sold:whistle:

Damn..busted!! But at least it was not the one you like.

Angel, let me know if you want to part with that 32" just kidding Gary

Remember, The C.O.B. knows all:whistle: