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From the May 2013 NRA show Parker exhibit, the top gun is a 1937 V 410 with Remington applied case hardening colors. Note the coloration and the absence of tiger stripe bands of color.
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05-30-2013, 09:41 AM
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Although the bottom of the 28 is different from the sides, the striping of the sides looks like classic seventies Del Grego. However, I can't see Del Grego applying the choke stamps. That is corner gunsmith work. Nice gun in great shape.
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