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I believe the gun is for sale at well known dealer as they are advertising a restored GHE stamped skeet in and skeet out serial number beginning 216. The dealer states the gun "appears to be DelGrego work". I strongly suspect the skeet in and skeet out stampings were added as part of the restoration.
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Doubtful
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The TPS page 411 quotes, "no gun with a skeet confirguration was found before serial number 232262, made in 1929". The stamping on the barrels, skeet in and out, don't look like factory standard markings. |
The gun appears to be a DelGrego restoration with DelGrego applied skeet in and skeet out stampings.
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Bill: Do you think the case colors are DelGrego's work?
Best Regards, George |
Yes.
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By the way, The Lovely Linda owns a DHE in the 207,000 range that a famous Texas dealer swore was a factory skeet gun. He refused to give the dissatisfied buyer a refund, offering only to take it in trade on another purchase.
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One wonders how a dealer who knows better could perpetrate such shenanigans :shock: |
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