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1913 20ga Trojan Stunning Condition
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Default 1913 20ga Trojan Stunning Condition

Gun show find
28" bbl's 2.5 in cham
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the only negative is i'm thinking the butt was cut if not cut a different butt plate for sure The butt plate original to the gun thanks to the people for explaining what the correct one should look like
purchased from the owners family
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That’s lovely and next on my list. Well done!

Can you show a pic of the butt plate in question?
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Totally beautiful.

To find a utilitarian gun that old in that condition is just so rare!





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To find a utilitarian gun that old in that condition is just so rare!.
I found a plain Jane 30" 11/2 frame VH like that. Was told the owner just thought they should have a gun in the house. Sat in a closet it's whole life.
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I found a plain Jane 30" 11/2 frame VH like that. Was told the owner just thought they should have a gun in the house. Sat in a closet it's whole life.
And if you remember Edgar, I had that Grade-1 16 gauge T/A hammer gun that was deemed by expert collectors to be unfired.





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John, is the guy in the picture your dad? Glad you decided on the original style Trojan buttplate on your restoration.
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John, is the guy in the picture your dad? Glad you decided on the original style Trojan buttplate on your restoration.
Lol, no. That’s a photo of Ernest Hemingway. Just framed it the other day and need to hang it on the wall.
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I like that that gun a lot. I would love to find a 16 or 20 gauge Trojan or VH. Hope you got it for a good price.
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I like that that gun a lot. I would love to find a 16 or 20 gauge Trojan or VH. Hope you got it for a good price.
i have a 16 ga vh on a 0 frame i hunt sharp tailed grouse and pheasants with it
the condition cosmetically is well used but the mechanics are 100%
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That is nice! What is the LOP? I think standard was 14" on those. I might leave it as is, but a replacement(original) butt plate is possible.

The only Trojan I have is in 20ga. and it is wonderful!

Congratulations!

Quick Edit: And the early the rib extension!
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