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Serial number would give us a clue.
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Sorry didnt take any pictures or jot serial # but I could ask - i know the gun isn't in the serialization book. He's not a collector and I had more interest in the gun than he did.
All I can say is the barrels are very nice just no rib matting. I thought it was very strange. |
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I have a hammer gun that has Twist barrels and no rib matting, # 47005
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I have a CHE 12 with no rib matting # 129528. It has a lot of weird attributes, the least of which is an almost bead blasted rib.
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That was how they were made back then. I don't know the year or serial number when Parker Bros. started matting the ribs but it was obviously after yours was made. .
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I was wondering what year 47005 would have been made?
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