Trap Grade at Rock Island Auction

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Re: Trap Grade at Rock Island Auction

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Has anyone seen that type of grip cap on any gun before?
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I have never seen that treatment on a Fox before but the workmanship appears to be top notch. Scott can't wait to droll over your new gun at Hausmanns. I was thinking of you when the gun hit the auction and I am so happy it is in your collection.
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I've seen quite a few nickel-silver engraved/monogramed grip caps on target shooter's guns over the years. Many of the big distributors like Simmons, Pachmayr, Brownells, etc. sold them. I very much doubt that gun left Utica with that grip cap. Looks post WW-II to me.
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If I did not know better I would think this gun was built for the course at Hausmanns!
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The gun arrived yesterday, I shot two rounds of Skeet today.
47 out of 50. I am Happy,Happy,Happy. LOL!
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Scott great. I'm so happy you ended up with the gun. Congrats
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Ditto. Looking forward to seeing you and your new prize at the Northeast SxS. Might be just the ticket for Hidden Hollow's grouse targets.
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