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Which is the earlier type label? Or, were they used inter-changeably throughout production?
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Hmm. Might the second label have some corrosion of an original gold finish?
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Three years later, I have come to the conclusion that the 4 15/16" butt 28 gauge Repro is a rare bird, more shootable than the smaller butt 28 gauge, and will become a cult gun in the future, coveted by collectors and shooters. Anything in a Repro that is different and rare will attain collector value. Anyone out there have a big butt 28 gauge to sell in this depressed market?
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Just like same gauge Repros may have different sized stocks as shown in this thread, there's currently a 28ga. Repro listed on GI that has a brown colored canvas & leather outer cover than the usally encountered tan colored C & L cover.
Yep, they're not all the same . . . This is the first and only brown colored C & L outer cover that I've seen. How about you?
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