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Old 08-15-2014, 02:08 PM   #1
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I had one walk into the shop last week. It did not leave. A #3 frame 12 ga. 32" Damascus grade two top lever hammer gun. The barrels have 80% original finish, 20% color case, the wood is in great shape. I have not had a chance to clean it up yet. I will post pics after I do. It has great dimensions and swings wonderfully.

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I have a DHE #3 frame 12 gauge with SST, rebarreled by Remington and I think also restocked by them. Weighs in at around 8 lbs. 10 oz. with 30" barrels choked M/F. BTFE, 1940's period(?) recoil pad. AAH style checkering. Hasn't been used a lot from the condition of the finish.

Its looking for a new home, too.
John, check your chamber length, I suspect they are 2 7/8 inches for 3 inch shells.
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Old 11-16-2014, 06:42 PM   #3
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I'm waiting on a letter as we speak on what I believe to be a Grade 1 hammer 3 frame with 30 inch barrels which the book said was a 10 Ga. If interested I can post photo's. Thomas
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[QUOTE= If interested I can post photo's. Thomas[/QUOTE]

are we EVER not interested
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Bill, Here is the letter on this gun, Gary
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Old 06-29-2014, 04:54 PM   #6
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thats really a nice gun..those barrels are really thick at thebreech end there thick enough to be a ten ga maybe a 8...it s amazing how well this gun looks after all them years..charlie
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Charlie the Gun is original the case colors as you can see have survived well this gun must have been in a closet and not in a lot of light, I have always thought handling and sunlight do a job on case color, Gary
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i think youre right about the handleing and sunlight being hard on a gun s colors for sure i know sunlight will eventually ruin a cars hupolostery and paint...but time has been kind to that gun of yours not many in that good of shape...charlie
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i m thinking about finding me a 3 frame soon in 12 ga...seems like ones calling my name some where i just ain t figured out where the call s coming from yet...charlie
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just found me a 3 frame 12 ga parker its a ph grade with 32 inch barrels..its been blued away back some time..bores are suppose to be good the barrels weigh in at 5 lb 6 ounce as so marked by parker.. it a twist steel barrels and made in 1917 looks pretty good in the pictures does not have a front sight but threads are suppose to be good.. charlie
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