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Unread 09-16-2010, 07:32 PM   #4
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Just as a FYI, Hunter Arms offered a "The Trap Gun" buttplate which is commonly found on c. 1890-1910 00 to No. 2 grade guns.



Not sure what the dog and duck had to do with Live Bird and Inanimate Targets

No "Trap Gun" was advertised in the pre-1913 catalogs, but their Pigeon Grade "The only American Pigeon Gun made" was introduced in 1893.

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