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03-05-2014, 06:37 PM

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Bill Murphy PGCA Lifetime Member Since Second Grade

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The gun that Brian pictures in the other thread is the skeet Trojan at the Remington museum. I can't imagine why Parker Brothers made hammerless guns with the complicated barrel stop when they could have used the pin that was used in the three lug hammer guns. Brian, what do you think?

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