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Old 10-03-2015, 03:49 PM   #1
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I was hoping it may be a little closer to home since it was the last link of the journey by the sounds of it !!!!!! Like maybe that little gun shop up on Eisenhower ???? ,Didn't think so !!!!!!!!
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Scott / Russ , The gun shop is about half way between Camden and Belfast Maine, along Rt. 1 .
Russ, I wish we would see some nice doubles at our local shops . Those days seem to be gone.
The 20g B grade didn't have the typical engraving that I see in many photos. There weren't any game scenes. The action was scroll engraved. There was not 100% coverage , it was sectioned off into distinct panels. I have not had the opportunity to handle many B grades, but it did seem odd. The .410 had typical G grade engraving.
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Scott / Russ , The gun shop is about half way between Camden and Belfast Maine, along Rt. 1 .
Russ, I wish we would see some nice doubles at our local shops . Those days seem to be gone.
The 20g B grade didn't have the typical engraving that I see in many photos. There weren't any game scenes. The action was scroll engraved. There was not 100% coverage , it was sectioned off into distinct panels. I have not had the opportunity to handle many B grades, but it did seem odd. The .410 had typical G grade engraving.
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Dave have you ever visited a shop in Hughsville PA called "Dugans Gunshop" ? Hughesville is a bit east of Williamsport . I was in there once about 10 years ago . At that time I was looking for pre 1920 Marlin leveractions so I don't know if they had any nice old doubles . But I do know they had a veritable PILE of old guns !
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