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Unread 07-19-2014, 09:25 PM   #1
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very cool, looks like it is in great shape, now all we need to see is the Dr Pepper can

I like the recoil pad bird, perfect for a 10 gauge
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i got a AEgrade remington that pete lester found for me..it has steel barrels 30 inch long
If it has steel barrels it is not an AE-Grade. An AE-Grade has two-stripe Damascus barrels. It would be either an AER- or AEO-Grade, and from the pictures it is an AER-Grade. Something quite unusual with that extra inch and a half of top tang?!? Normal top tang about this long --



I believe that is the first 10-gauge I've ever seen on the later style action. Great find!! Congrats!!

The recoil pad looks like a late Fray-Mershon or an early Pachmayr but with that fowl on the face I suspect it was a proprietary made for Sears, Montgomery Ward, Western Auto, etc.
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