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Originally Posted by Bruce Day
Next is SN 121,835, a 20ga 26" CHE with croille damascus barrels. Its not Bernard, but the closest to the missing 20's that has been found. Out of 12 in the SN book, four are known. These are light upland guns, about 6/2 wt for this one.
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Bruce,
Thanks for sharing your C grade pics.
Not sure if this little 20x26 is one of your known guns or not but I sure wish I were the owner.
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