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Unread 08-28-2021, 09:22 AM   #11
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The two identical order numbers would indicate that this multi barrel set was ordered that way. Seeing the letter would be more interesting.
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According to the trigger guard the serial# is 29983 which matches the serialization book. DGJ has a 10 ga. in its 2006 winter edition which pictures a D hammer gun with a thick spurred BP that might be Parker Bros. installed.
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Unread 08-29-2021, 04:38 PM   #13
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The one original forearm has the 1 above the serial number but the dealer doesn't show us the forearm loops for the 1 & 2 stamps.

29983 01 forearm for #1 set of barrels.jpg
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Unread 08-30-2021, 09:06 AM   #14
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I went to this store in Kansas City area, probably four or five years ago. Walked in the store with my wife and three daughters. My wife and kids can handle firearms as well as anyone, every employee stared at them like they were waiting for them to pick up and drop a gun, they never approached any firearm and ended up just standing near a chair in the showroom, very aware of the stares. I did manage to speak to an employee long enough to get out of him that most of the antique firearms are on consignment and the one I was there to look at wasn't in the store and they'd have to contact the consignor. So either they're suspicious of everyone, or they hire a bunch of perverts that stare at every female that walks in the place. Either way, won't be back. As a side note, the salesmen were happily helping all the guys there looking at black guns. So, if you're in that market.
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I know I'm not the only one who noticed what a beautiful gun this is.
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