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And "T" for Titanic, the name Parker Brothers gave to the steel your barrel tubes are made of. A DHE 16 is a hot find. Can you give us some pictures of the whole gun? 3-4 is an average weight for a light 16 barrel set.
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05-23-2012, 08:32 AM
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I pulled out my VH 20ga w/ 26" barrels and they came in 3 oz heavier than yours at 3 lbs 1 oz. Was there a standard weight?
I am picking up my O frame DHE 16 after work today from a friend who was using it to pattern a stock, that gun comes in at a sweet 6#(factory letter) and I will post the weight tomorrow.
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