Another damascus small bore C

[Bruce Day]

OK, lets try this one as a diversion.

CHE 16ga. Only a couple known, and if we could get that fellow from Michigan to post photos of his, we'd have both known ones at the same time.

So, here we have a 1910 gun, old style grip cap and no bolt plate, how about that for anomolies.

Yes, I know, its not an 0 frame, but maybe this tough crowd will still find it interesting.....they aren't going to see another, well maybe one other. I keep looking for more, but its possible there aren't any to be found.

[C grade]

Bruce
Since the theme for the annual meeting is C grades, and I have been shanghaied into helping with the Peoples Choice awards it would be great if that gun was there!
David

[JLoew]

Dave- with a username like "C Grade" I cant think of anyone more qualified for the job of running this years "People's Choice".....


PS. Bruce- that gun is just plain stunning. Thank you for sharing it.

[Bruce Day]

Sure I can bring it but there are more spectacular small bores C's around, and if I bring it you'll just try to talk me out of it, and its not for sale.

Most people are crazy about that little 20ga CHE with the deep cut pheasant engraving and some even like my C 20 with the wood duck engraving even though it doesn't have much condition. I think those are where the real interest is.

[C grade]

Bruce
I just hope you will be so kind as to allow us to actually see some of the fantastic C grades you have exposed us to. I will refrain from "forcing" you to sell me one as I am currently focused on a cute little CHE 410.
David

[Bruce Day]

I haven't seen the C 410 and I hope it has spectacular engraving. And I also hope you are lot better shot with a 410 than me. I had a humiliating experience with a nice VHE 410. She was sure pretty, but I couldn't perform.

[C grade]

Bruce
You have shot with me and that was with a 12 hammergun-I do not get better as the gage gets smaller ,unless it is with a certain friend a BODs 20 hammer!
David