If it is the gun I think it is, I sold it to Silver.When I bought the gun, the stock had been cut to 13 inches. I had glued an extender piece on, but never got around to finishing it. Too many projects and a Charlin was calling. I bought the gun primarily for its condition and engraving. It dates to 1931. The wierd demensions are typically French. Sort of like a Citroen, the only car that you have to call a plumber rather than a mechanic. The V20 is a stunning gun and am glad that Silver is doing justice to it.
