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02-17-2022, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Mike Franzen
Looking at the initials SG on the oval and assuming those stand for Shelly Gitman my question is, did Shelly use a standard style for the engraving or did it vary from gun to gun?
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Don't know Mike but the subject gun and this one is very similar. One would think that the guns Del Grego completed for him would have all had the same style.
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