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its a shot gun with the serial no 24783 is stamped Henry arms co on both sides

Henry Arms is not a listed Brand name used by Crescent Arms for their double shotguns. You may have a Belgian or Spanish import. Check the proof marks.

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Q: My Henry arms co double barrel 16 -20 ga shotgun serial no 24783 is stamped Henry arms co on both sides you have been told that crescent mfg'd these for Henry arms does anyone know anything about it?
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