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Originally Posted by tom tutwiler
Jack Jones was an in house engraver, but there may have been others. When I visited him several years ago he had two in the white guns that he was given when they shut down. Think one was a 20 and the other a 28 gauge. Wonder what happened to those guns after he passed.
http://www.firinglineonline.com/detail.php?cat=1&id=841 |
Some guns unfinished at the time of closing were finished by Gunther Pfromer later.
Bob Jurewicz
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