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George Lane
Part of the story on these two guns is that George Lane was slow, needed some work and did these guns for a well connected Parker customer one cold Connecticut winter. From DHE to BHE.
the pictures don't do them justice. I think somewhere there is a 28 gauge as well. Does anyone have a 28 gauge D grade that looks like these?
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07-15-2012, 09:35 PM
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mighty nice... charlie
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