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If it was rebarreled then not used much
My 1904 VH was well used, but rebarreled by Remington in the 30's and from the looks used very little after that.
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"If there is a heaven it must have thinning aspen gold, and flighting woodcock, and a bird dog" GBE |
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serial numbered with all the other marks including the frame size on the barrels, no forearm marks.
i believe replacement barrels not a second set.
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Good point I did not think that through correctly. Replaced barrels would answer everything - thanks everyone - it's OK to order a research letter without owning a gun?
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If I liked the gun, I would buy it without worrying about whether the barrels were reblued. In all cases, I would order a PGCA letter.
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I have been told that many people did not like case colors therefore rubbed it off. Gerald
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