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A "B" has a B weight barrel. A No.1 H would have much heavier "C" or "D" weight barrel. Im at the NRA annual meeting right now, but I believe the muzzle of a "B" barrel measures 0.650 (just under 5/8").

The closest thing I have with no box is 800 guns off. Hope you find the gun that matches it, but is a very long shot as they made around 23,000 28 gauges

The only ones I've bought in the last half of 2015 are a Ruger Precision Rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor and an LCR in .22 Mag.

I think you would have more people at the Tulsa show in November. You could list them on Gun Broker or one of the other auction sites; however, they all charge a commission. Depending on how big of a hurry you are in to sell them, I'd list them on a free site (such as this one) and take what doesn't...

Absolutely Gorgeous. That's why I started collecting early No. 1's

I'm wondering how many of the supposed +/-250 got out of the factory. I'm sure some will turn up in time, but seems like when they make a run of +/- 250 No. 1's, they are all over until they sell out. Guess the difference in probably that the Red Labels didn't go to distributors.

You would have had to read the general description of the display, but I was focusing on the calibers that were made and shipped through the normal distributors. I've heard many rumors over the years of stories of "lunchbox" guns or ones that were made for a special friend. Most of those s...

Carl & all,
The one "missing" is the 275 Rigby, since it is not really "different" than the 7x57.

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With total production of only around 8,000 shotguns, it has been challenging to find enough samples to compare differences. The only ones I have been able to compare the different variations are the few I own; however, there seem to be several interesting variations in the two year period they were ...