This 12-gauge, double-bar-relied, hammer shot-gun was fired by an unknown gunman into the face and chest of Francesco Carbone, 22, in front of his Guildford home, last Monday night. It was found yesterday by Det. - Sgt. George Davis (B030 extension 320) in blackberry bushes near Carbone's home. It is branded "Braendlin Armory Co., Birmingham, No. 27235, and has three unusual features one hammer cap has been brazed, the right-hand trigger has been spot-welded, and there is a silver shield under t

This 12-gauge, double-bar-relied, hammer shot-gun was fired by an unknown gunman into the face and chest of Francesco Carbone, 22, in front of his Guildford home, last Monday night. It was found yesterday by Det. - Sgt. George Davis (B030 extension 320) in blackberry bushes near Carbone's home. It is branded "Braendlin Armory Co., Birmingham, No. 27235, and has three unusual features one hammer cap has been brazed, the right-hand trigger has been spot-welded, and there is a silver shield under t
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