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What are facts about American Gun Company Damascus 28 gauge shotguns?
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American Gun Company was a trade name used by Crescent Firearms for H.D. Folsom at their retail outlets.
Make sure you have it checked by a gunsmith before you shoot modern shells with those Damascus barrels.
Jay Gentry Shotgunworld.com
yellopops - How old is your friend? If he's over 200 years old, you may be wrong. 28 guage has been used since the days of muzzle-loading guns and is still being made.
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