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VH from a farm house 103400
This old gun spent its life next to a wood stove. The guy i bought it from said it was there ever since he was a kid. 30" VH and the barrels still ring with tight ribs. Safety is tough to move and probably gunked up from the head and oil. Just had to show everyone. The diamonds holding it tight apear to have a rod going through and then they are peened over like a rivit.
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interesting that the stock repair washer (i assume its threaded) is engraved
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