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Identical Gun

01-23-2012, 09:44 PM

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Buddy Marson PGCA Lifetime Member

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Identical Gun

I was quite suprised to see this gun. My BHE also built in 1902 (117495) has exactly the same engraving pattern. My gun is a stright grip which was also broken thru the wrist when I bought it. I restocked it to my deminsions so I could enjoy shooting this fine old classic!

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Originally Posted by Greg Baehman

Not my BH, but looks like it may be for sale--with it's cracked-thru-the-wrist stock and dented Titanic barrels.
http://www.uplandjournal.com/cgi-bin...ST;f=1;t=70659

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