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Here is a real early gun #46 in 10 gauge. This was before frame sizes but it sure feels like a 1 frame 10 gauge...
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What’s the measurement between the firing pins?
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I believe Bro. Murphy has one.
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I don't have it in front of me from memory it was either 1 1/16" or 1 3/32"
Given that it is a 2 5/8" 10 made for black powder shells it wouldn't be as unique a newer 2 7/8" hammer gun or even a hammerless 10 on a 1 frame(which I think would be neat!). |
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Jay,
The chamber walls look like a 2" 12 gauge. What does the gun weigh? Ken |
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A 1-frame, as I recall Quality DH, 10-gauge came by the PGCA booth at The Vintage Cup at Sandanona a couple of different years. It was pretty rugged and the owner was IMHO more than a little over the top as to what it was worth. Ron Kirby checked the serial number in the records and the gun was right.
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With the solid back action frame it is not super light. It's around 7 1/2 pounds, still feels nice especially for a 10...
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Murphy does not own the #1 frame ten that we saw at the Vintagers a few years ago. Looking at the open breech was more than scary.
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