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glad to join the forum. looking to learn some tech. /info. maybe find some accessories for friends. everyone have a good up coming weekend.
September 25, 2012
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Welcome SW, great bunch of people here and more info than a body could ever learn.
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Welcome to the forum. Where nary was heard a discouraging word. Great moderators and administrator set the tone for good behavior and pleasantness.
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December 5, 2008
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to the best forum on the net. Questions are welcome and advice is generous. Pictures help to get good answers, plus we love to see more DW's.
looked for likes to thank you!! didn't find the like button, so i'll thank you for your welcome.
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April 20, 2010
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Welcome to the forum from another PA member.
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January 24, 2009
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aboard, glad to have you here!
Noticing your screen name, I am reminded of a certain DW I own...
February 22, 2014
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Welcome bear and way to bring Charger's beauties out of hibernation for the camera!
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December 4, 2011
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Welcome from yet another PA member.
CF, that is a sweet looking gun! The roll mark on the shroud looks like a Palmer, or is it all part of the custom serail number thing?
Whats the significance of that number?
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SCORPIO said
CF, that is a sweet looking gun! The roll mark on the shroud looks like a Palmer, or is it all part of the custom serail number thing?
Whats the significance of that number?
Thanks! It is a Palmer roll mark. One of our recent new members (I forget who, at the moment) whose parents worked for DW back in the day, stated that for a period, there were Monson guns shipped with Palmer shrouds right from the factory. So I can only assume that this 44 may be one of them.
I got this gun from a guy who is associated with the American Historical Foundation, the folks who made most of the commemorative DW's. This one was to be part of an "animal" series, but the contract was scrapped before this one was completed. I don't know how many of these "Bear" guns there are, but I would guess there's at least two.
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