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VBG ? very bad gun? Bad name. Like Nova was no go to many.
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Falcor Dropietta, They still make 'em, in both SXS and O/U. The importer is in California-Accardi? Try this. http://www.accardi-importers.com Best, Ted
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I thought the 412 was a single shot? You're right Pete. It would have been a good answer to different question. Next time I'll read what was written.
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Ted has it! The gun looks very similar to the one i saw.
But the gun had no ribs.......am i way off on that? Where other sxs doubles made without the ribs?
Thanks for the link Ted!
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You are welcome. There was an English gun, the Martin, that was produced, at least some of them, without ribs. But, I'm doubtful anyone will ever get one for $500.
Best,
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Ted yes, of course the Baby Bretton was an O/U
my bad
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Franc,
I think you mean Larry.
The best Brettons are pre-war. Later guns had PLASTIC doing duty as barrel bands, and whatnot.
Thad Scott had a "mixte" style Bretton not long ago, was 12 gauge and .22LR, I think. Too unique, even for me.
Best,
Ted
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