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08-20-2020, 05:14 PM
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New member, old gun
Have S/N 83226, was my fathers 1885 DH 30" Damascus. Barrel exterior was in tough shape. Since it will be a wall gun, I bit the bullet and had them worked on. Was hoping for better results.
Understand most of watertable markings. Frame size 2, Grade D / 3, 4lbs 3 oz. Do not know what the "C" or other "4" mean.
Would like to know history. Was it my grandfathers? Value?
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