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Mills, my guess it that it is a Del Grego restored 20 gauge Trojan that probably belongs to your lovely shooting partner. If I am wrong, tell us about it.
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08-25-2013, 05:30 PM
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The previous owner was Stuart Gregg, which probably does not ring a bell, but he owned a big plantation just over the bridge in SC. I did not know him but he was supposed to be a really nice guy who took great pride in caring for his guns. I am pretty sure it is a Del Grego job. It and a 16 gauge Trojan were on consignment at a local store and Julia bought this one as a wedding present. She came real close to getting both
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