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The gun pictured is obviously an XE-Grade with a recoil pad while the description says DE-Grade with a butt plate?!?
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BINGO!

Undoubtedly the "best ever found" and it probably "never had a screw turned".
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It also has 20 ga 2 3/4 Savage markings on the barrel
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Yea but it's only $22,000.00

I've heard a lot of stories about this dealer over the years. I haven't seen his name since I quit taking the gun list several years ago. He used to take out full page ad's proclaiming he had the finest guns available and he was always very high priced.
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Amazingly, someone must have thought it was described correctly, described honestly and priced right.
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Great !

I have been thinking about offering my F grade.

It is one of a kind. The original owner was very image conscious and didn't want to have it seem like he was being flashy during the depression so he order this F grade with A grade features and wood.

Looks new! :shock: :roll: :roll:
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Well, as of this morning, Tom has hit the Fox section Gunsinternational big time.
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His descriptions make for interesting reading :)
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Birdawg,

I'll take it!!!!!!!!!!!! Marshfellow
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Post by birdawg »

Tom,
Can we work a trade for that dandy you recently picked up..? :D
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Birdawg, sounds like you have the Mack Sennett F-Grade?
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You got me on that Dave.
Please explain about that gun before I buy it!
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Birdawg, show us pictures of your lightly adorned F Grade.
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The Mack Sennett F-Grade has just a sort of Greecian Chain border engraving and the rest of the area sort of shaded with a very fine cuts. No scroll, no vines, no game scenes. The Double Gun Journal, Volume Seven, Issue 1, page 71.
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