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I went to a shoot in Groveton NH in the fall of 1979 and this old boy was taking orders for his underhammer pistol. I believe he was asking $150. Silly me didn't order one.
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Looks like a man I would like to have known. He is obviously a skilled gun builder. Wouldn't you just like to sit down with him and listen to what he has to say. Those lines and wrinkles portend many great stories.
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Yeah, looks like a very practical target pistol to me and I love to hear how it used to be from folks who experienced it. Mike D.
