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I am the owner of a wonderful fluid steel Daniel Fraser hammer gun in pigeon persuasion.  It has a wide flat rib, heavy 30" barrels with tight chokes, 8 pounds total weight.  I can find no mention of such a gun on the internet or in auction results.  Do we know of any others?  Lots of hammerless Frasers out there, but hammer guns, not a peep. 
 
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I see a few hammer guns in my Fraser book. I’ve owned a couple of his rifles for a long time so I bought the book for my reference library.  His production records are relatively complete. The ones I see are bar lock side action 16 ga.’s. 
 
  
Lloyd Purvis - Director of Collegiate Scouting College Prospects of America cpoaohiovalley@yahoo.com
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I apologize for not having "the book" at my disposal.  The people who sold me the gun also have the book and I am working to get it. 
 
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It’s well worth the money. Packed with info… if you want to pm me the TPSN I can see if it’s listed. 
 
  
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Ironman, no secret information here.  The Fraser pigeon gun is serial number 1483.  The wide, flat, deeply file cut rib is 9/16" at the breech, 5/16" at the muzzle.  The receiver is marked D&J Fraser, the barrels are marked McColl and Fraser.  The proofs are 1 1/4 oz. 2 3/4" chambers. Total weight 8.03 pounds. 
 
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Serial number 1483 is not listed in the Fraser book (not a big surprise).  The book was published in 2014.  
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Thanks for trying.  Fortunately, the gun speaks for itself. 
 
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No pictures, no records ?  How does the gun "speak for itself"? 
 
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