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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Murphy
Your 12 may be a 1/2 indicating a 1/2 frame, correct in later serial ranges. We need to see pictures.
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A 1925 vintage gun wouldn't be a 1/2 frame.
Here is a typical 1925 vintage 12-gauge VH --
215139 01 VH-Grade, 12-gauge, V in circle barrel steel.jpg
in this case a 1 1/2 frame. Can't explain why there is no frame-size stamp on your barrel lug.
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