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Unread 08-28-2022, 08:10 PM   #1
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I checked my data base for the straight/splinter guns in my safes. I counted 34 of all makes. Here's one of my favorites: 16 gauge BHE. I've been a fan of the straight/splinter for many years.
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I’m quite sure it’ll never happen , but I’d love to have the three lesser gauges in the skeet configuration of VHE 26” straight SST BT checkered butt to match the 12 and 16 as well as a VHE 12 32” vent rib straight SST BT Monte Carlo pad gun and last but not least an SC 34” straight grip and pad . Of course for these I’d prefer Remington era correctly marked etc . But as I said I doubt this ever happens .
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Baker 10-gauge Pigeon Gun --

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Tobin No. 70E Trap Gun --

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Philadelphia Arms Co. Fox C-Grade --

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Baltimore Arms Co. Trap Gun --

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Savage 1933 vintage Ansley H. Fox A-Grade 16-gauge with 30-inch barrels ordered 50% and 60% --

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In addition to the two straight gripped Fox's above, I have this one.
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here's my str gripped 1889, NH 32 in. 10 ga.
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I checked my data base for the straight/splinter guns in my safes. I counted 34 of all makes. Here's one of my favorites: 16 gauge BHE. I've been a fan of the straight/splinter for many years.
Stunning BHE and with damascus barrels WOW what a great Parker.
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I checked my data base for the straight/splinter guns in my safes. I counted 34 of all makes. Here's one of my favorites: 16 gauge BHE. I've been a fan of the straight/splinter for many years.
Garry wins!!!! 34!!
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