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Another vote for Edwinson Green, Cheltenham.
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I've seen a few GE Lewis Guns I thought were rather nice.. usually 7lb+ pigeon or duck type guns, but I always liked the look of them...would make nice looking clays guns , I thought. cheers franc
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I don't know, but is I Hollis & sons a lesser known name to anyone here ? I have 2 of their guns & find them both to be well made. Most of their output went to South Africa, Canada & Australia so I hear. Sold in the colonies so to speak. This being the case means they must be durable types of guns as they would be used hard & wont be sent back to the makers for service like a lot of guns in England were. I think they are generally under appreciated. O.M
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Scott, since they made a very large percentage of the guns y'all are listing. Only a handful of names had the ability to make an entire gun in house. If Scott (or Webley & Scott) didn't make the entire gun for the name then they provided a huge number of actions and barrels for the trade to finish. And that seems to include a lot of the London trade.
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