Interesting V-Grade on Guns International

[Setter Man]

I have no personal interest in the gun. Just thought the configuration was somewhat unique, especially given the grade and age of the gun. I have never seen a V-grade with a raised comb. Appears to be original.

http://www.gunsinternational.com/gun...n_id=100710977

[Dean Romig]

Very unusual but about eight or nine years ago KTP had a twenty-eight gauge VH or VHE with 28" barrels with a comb exactly like that one.

John Dunkle will remember that one.






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[J.B. Books]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Very unusual but about eight or nine years ago KTP had a twenty-eight gauge VH or VHE with 28" barrels with a comb exactly like that one.

John Dunkle will remember that one.

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If my recall of the gun at KTP is correct the comb was added to the existing stock. Very well done but upon close inspection I could see it was an addition. I do remember looking at it.

I am pretty sure I have seen this gun on the internet for sale several years ago as well. If not it was also a V grade 12ga from 1899.

[Dean Romig]

I don't recall such an added comb as you describe Pete. You may be right, but I wonder if John would remember the comb being added or original.





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[Craig Larter]

Very interesting VH. Has anyone asked for a serial number?

[B. Dudley]

The comb on that gun is High! I would be interested in what the dimensions measure on that one.
The stock does look original to me as well. If there is records available, they would surely point out that special feature.

[James L. Martin]

I remember a 20ga vhe with 30" barrels with a stock like that, it had a pad on it. A dealer had it at the Allentown Show in Pa.

[George M. Purtill Member #28]

This is a good example of the need for sellers to obtain letters from the PGCA before listing. For $42.50 its a good marketing expense.