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07-04-2013, 01:25 PM
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AAHE 20
This gun as well as a 410 and a 28 came to me from a collection, the 410 and 28 were guns I sold at Ivory Beads, the AAHE was from a old Los Angeles family, and has not seen the light of day since it was last used here in a duck blind.
This family was well known in the Los Angeles area, and this gun was used in one of the many duck clubs around the Los Angeles area. The family wanted to sell the gun about 5 years ago, and I was used as a broker. The stock has been overcoated with a varnish, and the barrels look to be reblued, but the W7 is in great condition and the owner wishes to sell it.
Please don't write about the price, as I believe it has a new home. I just did not know if the gun was in the serial # book, as I left ny book at work Tuesday, and just picked up the gun yesterday.
Thank you for the response, as I have a feeling this gun will dissapear once again............................Jim
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Jim, there are surviving records for that serial number. Get a letter. Obviously, there is no stock book entry. There must be something else. The number is listed as a Grade 7 32" 20 in the TPS Appendix, so it must be available in an existing order book. It is within the range of order books so you will be able to identify the original purchaser. Lucky you.
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