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Thank you. So if nothing else, this gun is the oldest known 28 g auto?

Thank you for the insight Researcher, much appreciated. Couple more follow up questions.
1. Was it normal for custom converters to not mark their work in some fashion?
2. Do you feel the date stamp on the barrel of “SEPT 41” is an accurate date of conversion?

Here are a few. Let me know what else I can share that would be helpful

I have a Model 11 Sportsman 28 g in my possession. The serial number and other identifying info would state this gun is a 20 g. The barrel however is a true 28 g barrel. It is stamped “28 GA 2 3/4 SHELL”. On the bottom of the barrel it is stamped “Sept 41” with a 3 digit number “109”. The date stamp ...

I have a Model 11 Sportsman 28 g in my possession. The serial number and other identifying info would state this gun is a 20 g. The barrel however is a true 28 g barrel. It is stamped “28 GA 2 3/4 SHELL”. On the bottom of the barrel it is stamped “Sept 41” with a 3 digit number “109”. The date stamp ...

I have a Model 11 Sportsman 28 g in my possession. The serial number is 1055929 and there is a 20 stamped on the inside of the wood forearm. It seems obvious that this was a 20 g stock at some point. Here’s where I need folks who know way more than me: The barrel is a true 28 g barrel, fitted ...