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Unread 11-30-2025, 09:58 PM   #1
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I've tried to behave this year and limited myself to an 1899 0 frame GH damascus Parker (got a bad thing for 0 frame 16s) and recently a sweet little 5# Italian 410 Iside. Selling some 3 screw Ruger single action revolvers, ended up with way too many.
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I didn't buy any but I let a couple go to new, loving homes.
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I picked up a couple of great guns that I have been chasing for over ten years. A VHE 28 gauge thats in great condition(95%+ original case) and a 410 LC Smith specialty grade thats still new in the box(plus shipping box)from 1928. The box is also marked "28"on the bottom. The gun has a ton of paperwork with three factory letters-hangtag and copy of build sheet with shipping papers to the gun store jobber in California. This gun is new except for a small flaw in the checkering on the bottom of the forearm.
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I picked up a couple of great guns that I have been chasing for over ten years. A VHE 28 gauge thats in great condition(95%+ original case) and a 410 LC Smith specialty grade thats still new in the box(plus shipping box)from 1928. The box is also marked 1928 on the bottom. The gun has a ton of paperwork with three factory letters-hangtag and copy of build sheet with shipping papers to the gun store jobber in California. This gun is new except for a small flaw in the checkering on the bottom of the forearm.
How do you find guns like this?
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