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Unread 05-27-2018, 10:27 AM   #1
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I saw a DHE for sale advertised as being all original without alterations. It has a DHBP. Were grade three ever made with buttplates other than skeleton steel??
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Generally speaking a DHE would have either a SSBP or a checkered butt.
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Well, that was my assumption too. Apparently, the seller either isn't knowledgeable or is misrepresenting the gun. Or...
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I could also be fitted with a Silvers pad or Hawkins pad but if the customer wanted a DHBP he could order it. A letter would confirm that. Never say never but probably not.
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I had a “C” grade that lettered with a Dogs head butt plate #90681 so never say never
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There are records of such guns. I'm certain Chuck Bishop will be along to verify this.






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Be cautious of the gun. Close inspection of details and verification of records will be very important.
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Getting a letter on a gun is the best insurance you can ever buy!!
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