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Unread 03-31-2012, 10:18 PM   #21
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I'd say those barrels are closer to sixty inches if the man in the picture is at least 5' 6" tall.
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Unread 03-31-2012, 10:40 PM   #22
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Hi Charlie ,Not a Double but long Barreled !
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Charlie, to answer your question about being a shotgun that I know...the answer is No. I do know that it is a shotgun and it's a 4ga. Barrel length unknown to me. I think Dean has a good estimation of length.
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russ what ga is this gun your showing and barrel length and whats the purpose of the scope... frank thats one mean looking gun and in a 4 ga makes it better...boy would i like to own a cannon like this one... charlie
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Good Morning Charlie , The picture is of a Model 37 Winchester ,12 Ga. with a 40" Barrel ,The gun doesn't wear a scope anymore and has been refinished ,what the reasoning for the scope is ???? I have no idea ! I had picked this up at an auction years ago and when I got her home I stood it there and took a couple of pictures of it ,it had the scope on her when I bought it ! The other part of the story is ,I still have no Idea why I Bought it ! ! Just thought it was kind of neat ! Russ
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i have a VHE 30 in. at 3 lbs 5 oz
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I have DHE 20g #168,854 30" T3 0 frame marked 3/9. Russ Bickel had a set of 0 frame Acme A grade 32" barrels now fitted to a late GHE 20g that were marked 3/11 if I recall correctly. By contrast, I have a #2 frame DH 20g with 32" D3 barrels marked 5/5...
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Don,
Although not on a 0 frame, That 5-5 #2 frame 20ga sounds interesting.
Do you know the original chamber length of your gun?
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The gun was shipped to Louisiana in 1919 as a 12 gauge D3. Sometime after that it acquired the heavy 20 gauge barrels. It is a straight grip with a skeleton butt and weighs 8 lbs. Unfortunately, this is after the factory records record such work. The barrels have 2 7/8" chambers and are choked .029/.029.
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The 30" barrels on my VH 20 gauge weigh 3lbs. 7 ozs.
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