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Lord Lowell -
Stunning, indeed!
But please scrap the L.L. Bean
Downeast buttwarmer wrapping blanket
And underlay this magic wand with a bolt
Of the genuine Glenthorne tartan!
The great ones deserve nothing less!
KBM
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Ok ok my accusation has been shot down. Beautiful gun indeed. Looks like it could use some wax though...
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Over the years, self-designated Lowell thread bashers have come and gone.
Most run outta gas, and are never remembered for much of anything.
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With most here, no harm and no foul.
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jOe's measurements and geometry both suspect. Bricks in this little Piggy's house measure 2 1/2" including mortar seam. That would make the Laird's tubes about 28 3/4" and considering a bit of length is getting chewed by crossing the unit of measurement on the bias, 30" sounds about right. Saw one at Millbrook, Lowell. No bricks available for a scientifically-based evaluation but I was able to establish the price after counting zeros for awhile.
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jack, they're good guns, but I must confess that I've lost some interest in it.
I like my Fox AE better these days.
PS. Sterlingworth too!
I'm headed down the pristine American farmer's gun trail - says I.
Now I need to find one.
Tweed can cause a rash sometimes.
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Thorny,
I'll give you DOUBLE what you got for the Paris gun for it!
Generously and humbly yurs,
Ted
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Thorny, you'd better get on over to SSM BBS. They've got a thread about your Fraser and some great photos of.........CROWS! 
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Ted, your too good to me! Bob, I can't remember my pass word, but you know I'm  over there now.
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Nice shooter Mr.Lowell....that's got to be the shortest forearm I've ever saw ?
That's what made me think the picture was dOctored.
How long did you say that splinter forearm was ?
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