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Gary,
My Victor Sarasqueta Model 7E has the Nº7E engraved in the long tang trigger guard, my guess is that yours should say in the same place.
Regards.
Last edited by ejsxs; 09/14/09 06:53 PM.
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Gary, I'd say your gun is a higher grade than a 4E. Mine was imported by Stoeger back in the 50's and is marked "Zephyr 4E"
but your engraving is far more intensive than that on my gun. Yours looks to be a real beauty in very fine condition. The guns by Victor Sarasqueta (sidelocks) are real sleepers. Mine (a 20 ga.} is well over 50 years old and all springs and sears are fine and crisp. The ejectors are perfectly timed and shoot the empties 6 feet behind the shooter. Mine is coin finished, splinter with pistol grip, fine checkering and drop points. Enjoy your beauty! And thanks for posting the excellent photos. Chopperlump
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ejsxs,
no sort of writing outside "victor sarasqueta" and the proof stamps and the serial number. I've looked over all areas with a flashlight...
Gary
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Chopperlump,
I actually like the VS better as far as looks and feel. I have not fired either one, but I have ejcted empties out of both, and you're right, they do toss them far!! Thanks
Gary
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Gary, for your reference:  JC
"...it is always advisable to perceive clearly our ignorance." Charles Darwin
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And this one was a 20 bore two barrel set I used to have. It was apparently a 6E or 7E   JC
"...it is always advisable to perceive clearly our ignorance." Charles Darwin
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Do the 7E's have that hand detachable side screw? My VS does not, though the engraving is sharp!
Gary
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Gary: Does you wife perhaps have an unmarried sister?  Jim
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italiansxs
no, but you wouldn't want the expense of sending her home every summer to visit family!!
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