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Unread 10-28-2010, 08:50 AM   #1
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The letter states that the first set of barrels was 28" and the added set (no record in letter?) are 30".
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Dean's 30" barrels were obviously cut sometime during the night. The original poster said the barrels were 32" just last night! It still sounds like a great gun. Belknap Hardware, Louisville.
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Dean: Letter states 28 inch barrels and no mention of 32 inch barrels and they all have the correct ser. no. marked 1 and 2 even on the forends. Thomas L. Benson Sr.
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Dean: Gun is a vh not vhe sorry. thomas L. Benson Sr.
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Dean's 30" barrels were obviously cut sometime during the night.
Oops, my mistake... sorry for the typo.
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The second set is most likely factory. Parker Overload Proof barrels are post order book period so no order book record of such gun or barrel installation would exist. It still sounds like a great gun. Google has a wealth of information on Belknap Hardware and some neat pictures of their facilities. At one time, Belknap had a complex of 37 buildings to house their business as well as a massive high rise building that is referred to as a "warehouse" in the pictures.
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