Grade 3 TA 20 Gauge

[Stan Hoover]

That is awesome Dean, almost as rare as hen's teeth!

PS. I suppose the checked rib was done by hand??

[Dean Weber]

Thanks Stan - one more for you.......yes, the rib is engraved.

[Stan Hoover]

Originally Posted by Dean Weber

Thanks Stan - one more for you.......yes, the rib is engraved.

Thanks Dean,

You either know how to find them or you must be living right

[Dean Weber]

Originally Posted by Stan Hoover

Thanks Dean,

You either know how to find them or you must be living right

Stan,
If you knew the story of this small bore T/A and the Grade 6 lifter, you would think probably divine intervention. The 2 guns were owned by the same man. I acquired them years apart without knowing he owned both. There was a medical emergency and a treasure hunt involved....no kidding. Maybe I will write it down one day and submit an article.

Thanks for the kind words!

[Stan Hoover]

Originally Posted by Dean Weber

Stan,
If you knew the story of this small bore T/A and the Grade 6 lifter, you would think probably divine intervention. The 2 guns were owned by the same man. I acquired them years apart without knowing he owned both. There was a medical emergency and a treasure hunt involved....no kidding. Maybe I will write it down one day and submit an article.

Thanks for the kind words!

I look forward to reading that article!

[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Dean Weber

Stan,
If you knew the story of this small bore T/A and the Grade 6 lifter, you would think probably divine intervention. The 2 guns were owned by the same man. I acquired them years apart without knowing he owned both. There was a medical emergency and a treasure hunt involved....no kidding. Maybe I will write it down one day and submit an article.

Thanks for the kind words!

Never too early to submit an article for the Winter issue of Parker Pages! Just sayin'.

BTW, darn nice gun!!