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Unread 02-06-2013, 05:28 PM   #1
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Rick, what does the book say about VH ser# 221866?
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This is a very interesting gun considering the fact that 88220 is thought to be the first Grade O (V) grade hammerless gun made. Yes we need pictures please.
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Rick, what does the book say about VH ser# 221866?
its not in there
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why would it not be there? not all pkrs are in the book?
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why would it not be there? not all pkrs are in the book?
no -there are many gaps in the serial numbers in the serialization book.
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Dean, I made a typo on the bbl marking and it is Kf not Bf as I stated in my original liating. I appologize. I'll pics up as soon as I can.
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Ed, yours is probably the earliest VH grade gun to surface, an interesting find.
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All, please see the pics of this early VH. As noted the engraving is simple but more ornate (PH? style) than the pics I have seen of other VH guns. It appears to be in appx. 30-40% with no pitting and blueing remaining on the top and bottom of the barrels. The gun has been in the same family since great-granddad bought it.

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very nice - I like the little dress up, and 88K is quite early.

the buggered screw slots could be cleaned up , and in the grand scheme of things, not all that bad -

is the head of the stock a bit dark (some oil soaking) or is that just the pics?

thanks for posting the pics

I really like seeing one stay in a family
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