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02-10-2021, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave Noreen
Here is a price list that shows the differences --
Attachment 93072
The Laminated Steel barrel guns are Qualities I, K, L & M. The differences being gauge and grip style.
While these price list texts state "Fine English Twist" and "Twist" all I've ever seen on the guns is "Twist" & "Stub Twist" and of course Dean's examples of misspelling.
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Thanks, Researcher! I see now that letter qualities were a subset of the numerical grade.
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02-10-2021, 04:17 PM
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Does anyone have pictures of mint condition grade 1 laminated steel barrels? I've done a search and discovered that some higher grade guns had laminated steel of a different style. There looks like a few different styles even within grade 1, I believe one is "pointelle", there's another style that's more of a swirling pattern. I'd be interested in seeing some examples of those.
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