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I saw this this morning on GI and it made me wonder what was going on when the engraver did this.
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The legs are what's looking odd to me. Re-coloring the receiver may have made it worse. I wonder if this is a Runge (the father) engraved gun.
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These are Henry Gough's dogs
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