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I have a GH 10 with British proof marks for 3 1/2 Tons. If I remember correctly it was first sold it the US to an unspecified customer. Somewhere in its life my "Little Friend Ten" went across the pond and was proofed. It was also restocked from capped pistol grip to a way too finely checkered for a GH straight grip buttstock.
Perhaps my GH served in the Home Guard?
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03-04-2011, 10:48 AM
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My CHE 20 has English proof marks and was in China for a while to boot. The stories that gun could tell 
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