Delgreco Combs

[terc]

It made my day to see the picture of the fat combed gun. I have a Remington 16 ga , #1 framed, striaght stocked VH. The stock is properly numbered under the trigger gaurd tang. Never seeing another like it sometimes made me wonder if the stock was original. Now I'm sure it is.
Thanks for the photo, Dave

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

The fat comb is seen fairly often on trap guns, both single and double, as well as on some heavy field configured guns. It is a great design to use when restocking a big double gun.

Bill doesn't need me to back him up but I agree 100%

[Dean Romig]

Here is an example of how DelGrego shaped the "nose of the comb" on his restocks. This particular Parker may not necessarily have been done by DelGrego but this is done in the same style.



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[Dean Romig]

This is an example of the "nose of the comb" of a Remington stock ca. 240xxx



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[C.O.B.]

I have a DHE 20 trap with the fat comb. All original, it's the first one I had seen stocked like that.

[B. Dudley]

Yeah, I have one in now for restock that has the fat comb and that is why I was questioning it. First time I have seen it too.

[Autumn Daze]

Brian, Here are a few photos of my DelGrego restocked VHE double trap. Hope these help.

[Dean Romig]

I once had (and foolishly sold) a CHE Double Trap with the "trap" style of fat comb.

[terc]

These are a few photos of my Remington era Parker.
It is a VHE, 16ga, 26" barrels weighing in at 6 lbs. 4 oz.
terc

[Richard Flanders]

Terc: is that gun cast off a bit as it looks??