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Junior Member
Join Date: June 6, 2006
Posts: 1
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Forhand Arms Co. - Shotgun
Hello every buddy,
I have been looking all through the web and books for information on a shotgun that was handed down to me. I have a 1st hammerless double barrel 12 gauge shotgun in great condition from Forehand Arms Co. I recieved it from the grand parents which was handed down for generations. I am having trouble trying to find information on it. When broken down it go's into a leather saddle bag in three pieces. On the barrle it is stamped with a serial number of #111 and on the receiver it is stamped with #111 and on the little wooden piece that go's on the barrel. All three parts have the same stamping, I hope that is good. I don't know if that is the serial number. There is a wild turkey engraved on the butt stock. If anybody knows anything of the history of this wepon it would be greatly informative to me and the history. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: October 2, 2001
Location: okla.
Posts: 99
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The Forehand arms co. existed from the late 1880's until his [sullivan Forehand] death in 1898, when the company was sold to Hopkiins and Allen, who used the name until 1902.
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