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i agree that greener is nice...charlie
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Mr. Cordell is perceptive. A great deal of the "basic bits" used by a host of British gunmakers were produced at W. & C. Scott. For much more on this same topic, please refer to my feature on W & C Scott in the Spring 2011 issue of Double Gun Journal.
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Drat, that is one of the issues I am missing out of my collection...have to see if I can find it somewhere...
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I read somewhere that W C Scott made a lot of the frames for the double rifle trade also.
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