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Charlie: It has a 2 stamped on the barrel in front of lugs so that would explain that.Thanks Thomas
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What is that gorgeous bauble holding the gun in the raised position? Is that an old cane or walking stick top?
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Dean: Yes it is a old walking stick that needs new wood and i need to get that done soon.Thanks Thomas
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Very Nice!
Yes, new wood... Hmmm... hickory or ebony or maybe strips of both done like a cane fly rod. |
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couple more pictures of L.C.Smith
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Looks like an earlier Syracuse gun to me. I was thinking grade 2 as well.
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Thomas,
That is a grade 2 from about 1899-1900 I think. Are the barrels fluid steel or damascus? I used to have a good set of damascus barrels for that receiver. I will look if they are still here. Patrick |
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Patrick: The barrels are fluid steel and now it is a cowboy action gun with 19 1/2 inch barrels. That really sucks but it is what it is. Thomas
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