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Yes that is our case work, The gun is a full resto. we could save the forend but the stock had been poorly replaced.
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Buried in this thread is a description and pictures of what I think is Dr. Snavely's rifled two barrel set C grade. It is a confusing thread with some doubt as to who owns the gun, Mr. Van Blaricum or Bill Fauld. However, the gun is clearly pictured. Bruce Day seems to know something about the gun also.
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A PGCA letter is available on the rifled gun #118144. No one seems to have ordered that letter.
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