Dollar Grade Gun

[Dean Weber]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

My thoughts are the same as Dean's with the following changes...

8 - 8 1/4 lbs.
" (ditto mark for Dam) another " (ditto) for PG and Less 1/4 (inch? lb.?) and I can't make out that word either.

Most likely ordered by a business, hence the $125.00 wholesale price.




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Dean,
I think you got it on the ditto marks, now that I look again!

If you look above the entry to A. Mahan, you will see where a gun had the Less 1/4 and the case for it was Less 20. I think these are discounts of 25% and 20%.

[Randy Roberts]

Originally Posted by todd allen

Mike, it has the initials RGR

Hmmmm. Who might we know with those initials?

[Stan Hoover]

Originally Posted by Randy G Roberts

Hmmmm. Who might we know with those initials?

I don’t know that I remember ever hearing your middle name

Oops, after quoting you, you’re name pops up with middle initial, maybe we have something going on here?

[todd allen]

It looks like an "RGR"
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[Hammer Gun]

Looking back at some of the hammer guns, I have owned, I believe it to be a 200.00 dollar grade gun, The 225.00 had more engraving, does it have a steel butt plate? Gary

[todd allen]

It has a skeleton steel butt plate.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by todd allen

It has a skeleton steel butt plate.

As it should for the grades above 3.





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[todd allen]

If I put this on Gunbroker, I will have to say not sure on grade, either 200 or 250 dollar grade.
I have no idea on value, I really don't know where to set the reserve.

[Dean Romig]

Your reserve should be $4k, or whatever you paid for it, and let the sky be the limit...


Can you show the sides of the action, lock plates and floor plate or trigger plate in the frame??




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[todd allen]

I'll get it out a little later, and get some pics.