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very nice Craig...a cool rarity also interesting that the breech "balls" are filed as in a higher grade gun

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I have a copy of the "old" word document with the corresponding pictures I just don't know of a way to share it here

awesome!

great stuff thanks for sharing

sorry news indeed, I always enjoyed his articles in the Double Gun Journal

I thought there would be more interest in the original bores of these guns that few people know anything about. Bill, I have one of the guns in question but no gauge (have 12ga. skeets style not a twenty tho )....and I wouldn't mind owning another one ...but disposable income ain't as disposable th...

Interesting topic, glad I have one I can include that's rather detailed

Thanks looks great!

I had the luck of corresponding Armstrong Roberts grand son (if I remember right) Robert some years back. Very interesting story he did a lot of commercial photography which was used back in the day for advertisements calendars and magazine covers Etc. Robert had a interest in Barnegat sneakboxes as...

one sweet opening day

44whiskey wrote:

Don Ay wrote:I own a 12 ga with no stamps of the grade a1928 gun

what grade is your 12 ga. thank you for reply

Its an H

I own a 12 ga with no stamps of the grade a1928 gun

Nice find!

Basiclly the change of where the manufacturing occurred had not changed the look of the gun yet.. Later on Savage guns the top lever and forearm and some other subtle nuances would be obviously different from the philly era guns. Savage was using up Philly stock parts to build their guns tho branded...