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battle, BrentD, Prof, bushveld, DoubleTake, GLS, keith, LeFusil, mc, Parabola, Stanton Hillis

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army & navy 410 #632138 06/28/2023 2:54 PM
by ed good
ed good	now here is sum thin different an cool... https://www.gunbroker.com/item/995042329 say you saw it here so dave gits paid...

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Re: army & navy 410 #632153 Jun 28th a 07:00 PM
by mc
mc	What a the min wall thickness is it original chamber length what's the barrel wall thickness at the end of the chamber and in front of the chamber .this gun seems a light gun mabey the barrels have been honed did you confirm the chamber lenth? It might be invisible sleeved? I would think a buyer should beware until theses and many more questions are answered.
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Re: army & navy 410 #632156 Jun 28th a 08:52 PM
by bushveld
bushveld	Originally Posted by mc What a the min wall thickness is it original chamber length what's the barrel wall thickness at the end of the chamber and in front of the chamber .this gun seems a light gun mabey the barrels have been honed did you confirm the chamber lenth? It might be invisible sleeved? I would think a buyer should beware until theses and many more questions are answered. I am satisfied that you saw that the top lever is way over to the left calling into question the condition of the under locking bolt/rear barrel lump slot and whether the barrels are on face considering that the barrel flats look like they are completely down "banging against the action flats"
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Re: army & navy 410 #637359 Nov 9th a 08:23 PM
by battle
battle	Here is a refresher Ed... https://www.doublegunshop.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=632008&page=1 That Tolley 20 bore went to a happy buyer in Alabama. The Blanch 20 bore went to a high end dealer in Michigan.
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Re: army & navy 410 #632180 Jun 29th a 04:15 AM
by bushveld
bushveld	Does someone think that they should send Holt's auction and tell them that they need to raise the estimate of this (see below) Wesley Richards .410 boxlock by £3,000 from the £1,000 to £1,500 because they are way too low. https://auctions.holtsauctioneers.c...++1552+&refno=++199533&saletype=
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Re: army & navy 410 #632248 Jun 30th a 03:54 PM
by GLS
GLS	Originally Posted by mc You made a buyer beware statement EDD with absolutely no facts you implied the gun was light and must have thin barrels .you must be drunk or stupid. Not mutually exclusive. Gil
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Re: army & navy 410 #632181 Jun 29th a 06:54 AM
by Parabola
Parabola	Having said that, .410 doubles go pretty well at Holts these days. With 28” barrels and a 15” stock I would not be surprised if the Westley Richards goes well over top estimate.
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Re: army & navy 410 #632160 Jun 28th a 10:16 PM
by mc
mc	I think I would request it be sent to a qualified gunsmith to check it out he is asking quite a bit .and a no questions ask return policy is in order
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Re: army & navy 410 #632175 Jun 29th a 01:48 AM
by Stanton Hillis
Stanton Hillis	Originally Posted by ed good now here is sum thin different an cool... Different? Cool? Hardly. Too short LOP (like so many vintage guns today), 26" barrels (normal for a .410), too little drop, lever to the left ......... Nothing different here, or cool. Same ol' same ol'. As ed said in the title of another of his posts , "Professional" (not) salesmanship.
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Re: army & navy 410 #632201 Jun 29th a 02:56 PM
by Parabola
Parabola	And no particular reason to assume that the Army and Navy gun might have been made by Westley Richards (unless the A&N records so indicate). Mind you, as the gun at Holts has a T prefix to the serial number Westley Richards probably had it built by someone else in the Birmingham trade.
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Re: army & navy 410 #632213 Jun 29th a 10:55 PM
by GLS
GLS	That's a mighty light gun at just over 4 lbs.. According to a resident expert (see above) it may have thin walls and would be marginally safe for modern field loads. "an let the buyer beware.." It's a long road that doesn't turn...And this road is barely 2 weeks old. Gil
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Re: army & navy 410 #632220 Jun 30th a 08:19 AM
by GLS
GLS	Originally Posted by ed good gls, your post above seems convoluted... pls do not trash this thread... Perhaps you shouldn't have trashed battle's thread in his effort to sell his gun two weeks ago. Your own words are what you consider to be trash. I have never criticized a man's efforts to sell his gun like you did two weeks ago. Gil
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Re: army & navy 410 #632231 Jun 30th a 12:48 PM
by mc
mc	You made a buyer beware statement EDD with absolutely no facts you implied the gun was light and must have thin barrels .you must be drunk or stupid.
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Re: army & navy 410 #635797 Sep 24th a 12:18 AM
by mc
mc	You might want to reevaluate your pricing structure
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Re: army & navy 410 #636942 Oct 28th a 08:29 PM
by mc
mc	Keith the reason asking edd for wall thickness he crashed another sale add and asked the same questions he had no intention of buying either ,then edd post on sale site about the amount of out of proof thin barreled guns coming from England so this English 410is fair game to ask the same question.
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Re: army & navy 410 #637192 Nov 5th a 08:47 PM
by BrentD, Prof
BrentD, Prof	Still no numbers. You claim you believe in .090/.030. So what are they and how do you know?
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Re: army & navy 410 #637249 Nov 7th a 01:23 PM
by BrentD, Prof
BrentD, Prof	Originally Posted by ed good cept you ain't gonna deal wid Ed ...ever... That's fine. Obviously, you are hiding something. But I gave you the chance. You didn't get any bids on GB either. No small wonder.
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Re: army & navy 410 #637246 Nov 7th a 12:08 PM
by ed good
ed good	cept you ain't gonna deal wid Ed ...ever...
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Re: army & navy 410 #637312 Nov 8th a 10:52 PM
by BrentD, Prof
BrentD, Prof	Originally Posted by ed good how bout you take a hike...and go play your weird obsessive game elsewhere... Nope. How about you trying honesty for a change?
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