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not aware of gunsmiths around norfolk...however, gunter pfrommer, located in rocky mount, va, is an excellent gunsmith who can check your gun out and make sure it is safe to shoot...
keep it simple and keep it safe...
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Argo44,
Thank you for the additional information. That does seem to be a complete history of the gun until its original sale.
I have not had much opportunity to shoot it. I haven't been able to find any skeet or trap ranges in my area so I have to wait until some friend invites me over to their farm to do some shooting. It handles very nicely. I am still adjusting to its point of aim.
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ed good,
Thanks for the lead on Gunter Pfrommer. I took it to a local gun shop and the gunsmith there looked it over and test fired it. I don't think they had a lot of experience with old doubles. They test fired it with field loads and it did not blow up. They recommended that I stick to field loads. I have shot it at skeet and it functioned fine. I may let Mr. Pfrommer look at it at some point for a more thorough evaluation.
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