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Originally Posted by Stan Hoover
Hey Bobby,
Thanks for showing us those great lifters, I think they're kinda like a disease 
The top one there, are those Twist or Plain Twist barrels? I've not scene many with the welds that pronounced, is it because it was oxidized pretty heavily and then cleaned up? Is that possibly a 20 gauge that formally resided here in NE PA?
The lowest gun in the picture appears to have Stub Twist barrels, or am I wrong? It looks to have beautiful engraving and is possibly a Grade 5?
love the ball grips on the 2 lower guns,
Stan |
Hello Stan!!
The top gun is 17448, formerly the property of Mr. Koneski and prior to him Mr. Austin Hogan. Well documented in quite a few Parker Pages articles. The barrels are 28" "Plain Twist". I am actively looking for someone who can bring that beautiful old 20 back to life.
The lowest gun is a upgraded "A" Grade. The barrels are Stub Twist.
Yes, the ball grips are a favorite of mine as well! The 2nd to the lowest gun is a B Grade, made in 1874.
Bobby
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