Recent acquisitions

[Pa SxS]

Mills, you should know

[Mills]

Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop

Mills, you should know

Yeah I have developed a backlog and am catching up

[Jay Oliver]

I did just buy a well worn grade 3 10 Gauge TA Hammer gun last week and I just submitted a letter request today so I am adding to Chuck's pile of work. Other than that, I picked up a nice early 20 gauge Trojan in March.

[Brush Buster]

March was a very good month ,sold a few and bought Dave Tercik's 1/2 Frame DHE also Picked up David Penland's 16 Ga. GHE ,both are Beautiful guns and purchased right from our site ! OOps , I had to Edit this post ,I forgot to mention the 20 Gauge Specialty Grade Elsie ,I have been looking for a nice 20 Ga.Spec. Grade for years so I couldn't pass it up even though I some what exceeded my Gun Limit for the month !

[Heff]

I picked up a really nice 16 zero frame GH from a member here

[Kurt Sauers]

Originally Posted by Chad Hefflinger

I picked up a really nice 16 zero frame GH from a member here

Thank you for buying that. Everytime i looked at it i came so close to buying it. Don't think you can find one nicer

[Jeff K.]

I'm just going to plead the 5th! Only Chuck knows how many.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Mills Morrison

I saw somewhere that more guns were sold in March 2018 than any other month on record. I acquired two: a 10 gauge EH in great condition.

The EH is really in great shape for its age and has unique engraving. 32 inch barrels on a 3 frame. Massive gun.

As I told you earlier I talked with the guy you got the EH from earlier . The place Parker Brothers is engraved on the action intrigued me . He sent me pics of the water table and the underside of the barrels on the chamber end and the weight was 6 pounds 3 ounces if my memory serves . I went back later and checked the weights on my 3 frame EH and NH both are 32" and neither weighed 6 pounds . I'm tentatively planning to be at the shoot on Friday if you bring that EH I'd love to look it over .

[6pt-Sika]

I bought a circa 1891 EH on a 2 frame with factory 28" barrels from an auction in MA or Conn can't remember which . Sent in an absentee bid and watched the auction on my PC while in a hotel in Manila . My gunsmith buddy took care of payment for me as I'd left funds for him in case I won the auction . I didn't see the gun for almost four weeks after I got it . Wasn't perfect by any means but I'm pleased with what I got !

Other then the Parker the only other thing I've gotten since mid February was a NIB Kimber 1911 Custom II 2 tone in 45 ACP bought it last Friday and had it in hand Monday .

Plan on trying the EH at skeet later today (it is past midnight as I type this) . By the letter the guns choked cylinder and CLOSE which I assume means cyl/IC . Plan on using that 19 grains Red Dot and 1 1/8 ounce shot load .

[Mills]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

As I told you earlier I talked with the guy you got the EH from earlier . The place Parker Brothers is engraved on the action intrigued me . He sent me pics of the water table and the underside of the barrels on the chamber end and the weight was 6 pounds 3 ounces if my memory serves . I went back later and checked the weights on my 3 frame EH and NH both are 32" and neither weighed 6 pounds . I'm tentatively planning to be at the shoot on Friday if you bring that EH I'd love to look it over .

The barrels on the 10 gauge are positively massive. Mwt 45 just behind the chokes. 50 at the choke