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 Re: Robert Dollimore, NZ gunsmith
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Aug 16th a 12:37 PM
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RIP. David Trevallion knew him at Purdey's before David left for Chicago and Robert for NZ. He said that unlike the other's at Purdey at the time, Robert was well-educated and took some heat at the shop due to Brit class-consciousness. I have documented a Reilly SN 35292 made in 1901 but rebarrelled by Robert - the ad says it may have been Robert's personal gun. Sad news. Not may left. I'll call DT to let him know. https://www.shooterssupplies.co.nz/product/12g-e-m-reilly-sidelock-ejector-9635/
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