Chantilly Gun Show
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eightbore
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Went, saw, displayed, enjoyed, bought, sold, will be back today. I will look a little closer at a rack of Sterlingworths and early A's that may pass as project guns for someone. They may be too far gone or too expensive, though. One fairly high condition 16 gauge Sterlingworth, but $3000?? One ground up early B that I will look at again today but it needs way too much work at the price.
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Don Ay
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Had a enjoyable day down at the show today,met Mr. Bill "eightbore" Murphy who by the way had a nice 16 A grade shooter on the table
inso far as Fox's go there was a nice 20 ga. SPE 2 barrell set there,and a CSMC Fox DE 20 also along with the "B" grade Bill mentioned and a few well used early"A"grades and Sterlingworths...saw a "Very" flare pistol too.
Being myself lifelong waterfowler the gun that caught my eye was a Parker..PH 10 ga. 34" steel barrels #6 frame.. was to have started life as a 8 with Damascus according to the owner
it always floors me coming from NJ to see such a wide verty of weapons on display.Im so glad the "Nanny" state I live in gives me a warm blanket of "protection" from such evil things
inso far as Fox's go there was a nice 20 ga. SPE 2 barrell set there,and a CSMC Fox DE 20 also along with the "B" grade Bill mentioned and a few well used early"A"grades and Sterlingworths...saw a "Very" flare pistol too.
Being myself lifelong waterfowler the gun that caught my eye was a Parker..PH 10 ga. 34" steel barrels #6 frame.. was to have started life as a 8 with Damascus according to the owner
it always floors me coming from NJ to see such a wide verty of weapons on display.Im so glad the "Nanny" state I live in gives me a warm blanket of "protection" from such evil things