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Unread 04-05-2019, 11:29 AM   #1
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Closest I've come was back when I was in college, the Seattle gunsmith Webb Hilgar had a lovely DH-Grade 20-gauge in his shop. My Father wasn't going over $100 for a Damascus gun and Webb was at $125.
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Unread 04-05-2019, 04:46 PM   #2
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I think there are more 20 gauge damascus guns than some may be thinking.
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I think there are more 20 gauge damascus guns than some may be thinking.
I am certain there are more grade 2, 20ga. Damascus guns, than listed in the TPS. I have seen 2 listed for sale in the last couple of weeks. There was one at Baltimore last month. I am looking forward to the Southern and hoping Rich brings one of his along with brother Daryl's. I know of another that is supposed to be coming. Not like I am keeping track or anything
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You guys that quote TPS that there were only xxx of a gun made seem to forget that there are missing records in both the order and stock books.
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You guys that quote TPS that there were only xxx of a gun made seem to forget that there are missing records in both the order and stock books.
Not only books missing but quite possible the counts of the ones you have records for could be off because of human error .
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i have a d grade damascus 20 gauge 28 inch barrels once belonged to robert wood johnson founder of johnson and johnson medecal suppliies.....bohgt it off the for sale section here on the parker forum....charlie
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i have a d grade damascus 20 gauge 28 inch barrels once belonged to robert wood johnson founder of johnson and johnson medecal suppliies.....bohgt it off the for sale section here on the parker forum....charlie
Charlie that sounds like a beauty. I'd like to find a D grade Damascus 20.
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According to TPS only 8 C grade 20's were built with 26 inch Damascus barrels. You have one Bruce as do I so that only leaves 6 to find
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Robin Hollow has a grade 2 Damascus 20.
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I showed a picture of one of the three also. No, I figure there are at least a couple of hundred Dam 20's. It's a beautiful gun and gage.
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