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The Research Letter pick from the Home Page shows no information for 242087.
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Proper skeet markings.
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Yes, they started putting it on the flats after the move to Ilion, I believe.
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Reggie, thanks for the picture of the skeet choke markings. We can clearly see the LG3, February 1938, repair code marking, but the original barrel date code farther back is partially obscured by the lug and I can't make it out.
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Dean, I dug out the file on AHE .410 # 241,576. I have clear photographs that show SKEET IN and SKEET IN. I have a full file on this gun including some great photographs. I am sending you a PM with one simple question about this gun. The SKEET IN and SKEET IN chokes and the 28" barrels would indicate that the original owner was a competitive skeet shooter. The G&H letter may show who he was. I am reluctant to bother Bob Beach with a question about a gun long gone. Or is it??
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