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Unread 01-18-2019, 03:54 PM   #1
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Default Identifying the 20 gauge hammer guns
How many members have a 20gauge hammer gun, I am trying to put together a list of the known 20 ga Hammer guns about 50 in all I think , that counts dollar grade and graded guns, lifter and top lever, If you do not want to show the serial number, just say if it is a lifter or top lever the following is what have been identified as being found. Gary
1- 17448
2- 10165
3- 15936
4- 60291
5- 45852
6- 4634
7- 15838
8- 161467
9-6999
10- 171718
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5410, 15837 (those are in the serialization book, but we know how far off that can be)
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Well that's 13 maybe some more out there, Will be interesting to see how many of these survived. Gary
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Was the smallest hammer frame they made size 0 ?
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Here's one for you 46925
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A pretty rough gun but it is complete. I will probably get .410 inserts and be able to hunt with it.
It does have character ! Best,Paul
Oh wanted to add frame has beautiful lightening cuts milled in it. 0 frame
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Was the smallest hammer frame they made size 0 ?
Smallest 20s were 00 framed lifters

http://parkerguns.org/forums/showthr...t=26215&page=3

start with post #25 for 20ga. discussion
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