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June 26, 2013
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Hi Bert,
Did you see these? Actually 1 fake and 1 legit partial spruce gun.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1000838035
Don
April 15, 2005
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deerhunter said
Hi Bert,Did you see these? Actually 1 fake and 1 legit partial spruce gun.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1000838035
Don
I had not seen that listing yet. It is sad that the legit gun has been stripped down to its present condition.
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August 21, 2023
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Just joined as I’m the dork that bought them! Which one is real?
I got into Winchesters and Marlins whilst living in New Haven, CT for a few years. Now that I’m in the PNW (Seattle), I thought it would be very cool to add a regional specific piece!
Bert, great info on here. You’ve done a dandy job of curating this information.
Best,
Christian
June 26, 2013
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Christian Hughes said
Just joined as I’m the dork that bought them! Which one is real?I got into Winchesters and Marlins whilst living in New Haven, CT for a few years. Now that I’m in the PNW (Seattle), I thought it would be very cool to add a regional specific piece!
Bert, great info on here. You’ve done a dandy job of curating this information.
Best,
Christian
Hi Christian,
Serial number 835801 is the fake. The US and flaming bomb stamps are incorrect.
There’s a great article about the spruce guns in Summer 2005 Winchester Collector magazine. See link below.
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