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Unread 01-22-2011, 07:39 PM   #1
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i saw those same guns a few minutes ago on lc smith site they sure do good... a fluid steel lc smith is hard to come by in my neck of the woods....i thought i had the nicest lc smith around but i beliave yours has mine beat by a little bit.... charlie
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What is the serial number of the "earliest Grade 2 ten gauge"? I missed one at an auction this week. I was not outbid, I was distracted and it slipped by. That is a wonderful trio. Craig Larter from the Fox Collectors Association took pictures of another high condition trio at the 2009 Vintagers. I believe it consisted of two pre 1913 Damascus Ideals and a Grade 2 or 3 transition gun. Craig and I own almost matching Ideals. Mine is an 11 pounder on the big frame.
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