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I have a line on a field grade Model 42 with a factory Cylinder choke and a straight english style stock. The gun is in 98% original condition. I know this is one of the rarer 42's but was curious what a fair price would be. Thanks.
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Is the 42 completely original? "Field Grade" would indicate no vent rib, correct? 98% would be a gun that has been fired but looks new correct?
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another one of the most messed with models
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I know one thing the Model 42 was the best production 410 shotgun ever made
A Doe walks out of the woods today and says, that is the last time I'm going to do that for Two Bucks.
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