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Fieldsport LTD, unlike George L, must not have gotten a good deal but they are passing it on! 
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On both barrels, underside, just ahead of the flats. I was in the middle of the big tent along with a display of guns and barrel wall measuring tools. I hear that your gun also has an articulated front trigger.
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On both barrels, underside, just ahead of the flats. Joe, Will you have your Hussey at the UP shoot? tim
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Sure will. Right under The Gin Room canopy.
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16 pages & 9 days later, and we still don't see a picture of the barrel flats & proof marks? That, it seems to me, would put a lot of this issue to bed...
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16 pages & 9 days later, and we still don't see a picture of the barrel flats & proof marks? That, it seems to me, would put a lot of this issue to bed... I have also offered to help him,as I have with others learn the pic posting,its not hard.If this old poolman can figure it out I an sure Mike can  here is a link Joe Wood did which is very good; http://www.doublegunshop.com/forums/ubbt...ge=1#Post148935
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OK I tried but can't seem to get a picture good enough. I can fax someone a drawing of what I saw on the flats but in the mean time I will try to describe.
On the barrel flats,
729, a crown over letters BNP, 12 inside a turned square,
2 1/2", 3 tons per squire inch.
Just ahead of the flats is what appears to be an H with a crown over it.Also on one side is a X with the letters P/I with a crown on oppisite side of the X.
Now on the reciever it is stamped BNP, it also has a slash with a crown on top.
Sorry I am not an expert with a digital camera. If I can figure out what to do then I will take some photos. My barrel flats does not have the same as #1, I do not recall a screw in the front lug.And does not have a number on the rear lug. So what can you make of it from my description?
Mike Proctor
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There seems to be some here that may think I am trying to pull the wool over someone. I know some things about English guns but I am not an expert with all the technical stuff. I said from the begining that I was told by someone that they were replacement barrels. I never misrepresented that fact. If anything I have exposed my ignorance to some things. Now like I have said I have showed this gun to some major dealers who are known to sell English guns, they looked the gun over and deemed it fit and was willing to take it on trade.
With that said I would think they would think the gun was worth the 10K I was asking for it.
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I will try this weekend when I can take it outside and try to get a better picture so you guys will trust me again.
Mike Proctor
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