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January 24, 2009
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This seems to be a fairly rare option. I have only seen one such example that popped up on GB in May 2010...haven't seen one since. Here are 4 pics I snagged from that auction, I wish they were better pics...no, I wish I had WON the auction!
The "HG1" denotes the High-Gloss factory stainless finish. IIRC, I bid that baby up to $1250 on the last day, but ran out of checkbook.
I didn't record the final price, I was still too peeved that I let it get away. It was under $1500, IIRC.
Anyhoo, if anyone else has shots of a factory "HG" gun, please post 'em here.
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May 2, 2009
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Mine are Monson, but I have a few...
Mine don't appear to be as "shiny" as the Norwich one you have pictured. I also had some Comp BA's in HG1 from Monson--sold a few, but I still have one left I think.
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Shoot, those are some awesome looking guns, thanks for the 
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August 28, 2009
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CF – thanks for posting the info. on the Norwich factory HG1 designation. I remember that supermag when it was posted on Gunbroker and I knew I had seen HG1 somewhere else, but I didn't know what its meaning was. Then it came to me….it's on the 740 SRS I picked up a couple months ago! The gun has a high polish to it but I wasn't sure if the original owner had added their own finish or if it was factory. I saw HG1 on the box but I didn't know what it meant so I never paid much attention to it. Now I know – and it's a designated Norwich Factory finish!! She's a beauty!!
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I found this guys pics while searching the net. Sweet gun.
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