DRIVEN BIRD PAIR

[Bill Murphy]

Yes, sir, the "12" prefix indicates a 12 gauge gun. Number 12-652 would also be a 12. Number 20-652 would be a 20 and made at least a period of years before the 12 gauge Repro was introduced.

[Jack Bradford]

YES THEY ARE BOTH 12 GUAGE

[Jack Bradford]

YES SIR, THEY ARE BOTH 12 GUAGE, MAKES IT EASY FOR THE LOADER...

[Bill Murphy]

The point I was making is that the guns being non consecutive is not because of the 652 gun being a 20. The 12-652 gun is a 12 and it was not used for some other reason, like it may have had different barrel length than the 12-651 gun.

[SXS OHIO]

I remembered this old post....Take a look...100399684# Now listed on guns intl. is a driven set/matched pair. Few were made! that have the correct two gun case. Sweet!! SXS ohio

[Wild Skies]

Here's a direct link that Kenny refers to:

http://www.gunsinternational.com/Par...n_id=100399684

This pair of Driven Bird Guns are consecutively numbered 12-660 & 12-661.

[Jack Bradford]

MY GUNS ARE VERY MUCH LIKE THESE IN THE LINK WITH THE EXCEPTION THAT MY GUNS HAVE SEPERATE GUN CASES AND THERE IS A SKIP IN THE SERIAL NUMBERS. THANKS FOR THE INFO JACK B

[Tony Guccioni]

Originally Posted by Kenny Graft

I remembered this old post....Take a look...100399684# Now listed on guns intl. is a driven set/matched pair. Few were made! that have the correct two gun case. Sweet!! SXS ohio

Just for the record ...

" lite handling marks, from careful use"

$13,995 ( by Ironmen Guns )

[Joe Bernfeld]

Originally Posted by JACK BRADFORD

MY GUNS ARE VERY MUCH LIKE THESE IN THE LINK WITH THE EXCEPTION THAT MY GUNS HAVE SEPERATE GUN CASES AND THERE IS A SKIP IN THE SERIAL NUMBERS. THANKS FOR THE INFO JACK B

Jack, I enjoy your posts, but please do not type in all caps. On the internet it is considered "SHOUTING." Just a suggestion .

[Jack Bradford]

thanks....jtb