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Early B, A, and C Grades were barrelled with Titanic Steel when fluid steel was specified.
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Early D grades also. Right Bill? I think this BH has the correct barrels for the era.
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Yup, D grades, early and late. Only the A, B, and C changed to Acme later on.
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I am a new collector and would like some opinions about how the value of a gun like this BH is affected by the stock refinish and how much that answer would differ if the stock was original and refinished versus a replacement stock. Thanks
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Titanic Steel barrels were put into production in 1897 while Acme Steel barrels came on the scene later, 1903 or '07 ... can't remember which - need to consult TPS
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This is valued quite highly by the seller IMHO.
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