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Unread 12-29-2015, 06:06 AM   #1
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0 grades are not rare, but 0 grade 20 gauges are rare.
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I believe the gauge has changed. O grade 12s are nice too, but not scarce.
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I believe the gauge has changed. O grade 12s are nice too, but not scarce.
Ok. That is a big difference
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My old OE 12 is my favorite Smith. It has 32" vent rib full and full barrels and an extra set of 30" IC and MOD, solid rib, both fluid steel. It does everything.
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0 grades are not rare, but 0 grade 20 gauges are rare.
Which is more likely to pop up first - an LC 16ga hammer gun, or a o grade 20ga? I don't see either very often.
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Finding a hammer less 0 grade 20 gauge is quit common. I have only found one hammer 16. About 4000 16 hammer guns made of all grades. About 30,000 0 fame 20's
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