3-Frame, 12-gauge, 32-inch

[B. Dudley]

A perfect example of when someone thinks they need to re-engineer something by adding more screws. And bigger ones at that. With how poorly fitted that replacement stock is, the extra screws are likely necessary to hold it on.

The barrels look nice, the little of them that I see.

[Kevin McCormack]

[QUOTE=Brian Dudley;317693]A perfect example of when someone thinks they need to re-engineer something by adding more screws. And bigger ones at that. With how poorly fitted that replacement stock is, the extra screws are likely necessary to hold it on.

Probably the same moron who drilled a second hole through the engraving on the trigger guard tang on my 16 ga. 0 frame AH when he couldn't get it to lie flush to the inletting of the crappy VH stock he tried to fit to it!!

[Researcher]

In my continuing recording of barrel material markings near the front of the right barrel flat, I note that this gun is marked with just a T without the crescent above and below.

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I've noted a Twist barrel hammer gun in the 132xxx range also marked with just the T.

[winplumber]

Originally Posted by Dave Noreen

In my continuing recording of barrel material markings near the front of the right barrel flat, I note that this gun is marked with just a T without the crescent above and below.

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I've noted a Twist barrel hammer gun in the 132xxx range also marked with just the T.

My barrels on 144xxx close to this one has just a T