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03-04-2015, 08:26 PM
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As I was looking over the pictures of 10165, the 20 ga. with the Stub Twist barrels I thought folks would be interested that it shows no evidence of ever being checkered. It is an enigma also by the fact that it has a skeleton steel butt plate, sculpted bolsters that are similar to the Grade 3 hammer guns and some very unusual engraving too. It is listed as a T0 (Twist 0-grade) in the grade column, further supporting it as being an enigma. I wonder what a letter would say.
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