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You have a double-barreled shotgun manufactured by crescent firearms for worthington hardware stores marked worthington special what's special about this gun the serial is 65438 thanks?
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∙ 15y ago
In my opinion, nothing special. Crescent make many shotguns for various companys and hardware stores in the early years
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