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Unread 04-10-2018, 10:02 AM   #11
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Type of grip is the most prevalent error in the Serialization Book. Turnbull probably used the serialization book as his reference.
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I believe that to be true also. I have had good work done by Turnbull in the past. Very professional and excellent work. The conversation worried me because I believed this gun to be factory correct when I bought it. So glad I joined the PGCA and had a letter researched.
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I like marking in my serialization book when I discover "anomalies"...like my early Lifter shows PS for Plain Steel, when in fact it is a dollar grade damascus gun. woul you care to share the serial # of your gun?
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