28 and 20 in Virgina

[Dean Romig]

The 28 gauge appears to have its original stock while the straight stock on the 20 gauge is a DelGrego replacement. And the beavertail on the 1908 28 gauge is most probably a DelGrego replacement.

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[Bill Murphy]

G grade, I don't think so. Did they get the pictures messed up? What is with this site that two of us couldn't locate the items?

[Brush Buster]

Volume II of TPS lists six 28 Ga. ,V Grades with 26" Barrels in the 148,XXX range ," I hate when a seller doiesn't list the serial # " but any way ,none of the six guns listed had Factory Beavertails ! Of course we all know there may be more than the ones listed ,just mentioning on what I found !

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by Ken Hill

Here is the 28 gauge.
http://www.armslist.com/posts/581073...-make-an-offer

And the 20 gauge.
http://www.armslist.com/posts/582833...-make-an-offer

Ken

If you click on either link, DO NOT ACCEPT THE 'TERMS' POPUP. There is a Spyware virus attached to it.

[Chris T.]

Either the pictures are mixed up or the 20 gauge is a VH with a GH floor plate on it.

[Bob Brown]

I think the GH post has a picture of the right side of the VH action that is also posted in the VH photos. Same photo, both items.

[David Noble]

The description of the 28ga says it's a VHE but the picture of the beavertail forearm says different.