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Hi Dave ,Have you ever seen any of the guns that weren't stamped ?
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Ya Russ...One or two. They are not very common but they are out there.
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I believe they were all stamped "Made in Japan", if the subject gun does not have it in the top rib, it'll be about an inch ahead of the hinge pin on the side of the right barrel---if it's in neither location someone has struck it off, which a few of the "upgraded" Repros have had done.
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Greg, I know I have seen at least two without the "Made in Japan" legend anywhere. My 28 has it on the right barrel down near the forend close to the breech. I wonder if some of these legends could have been struck off at final finishing.
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09-24-2011, 07:11 PM | #7 | ||||||
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Hello Greg ,Thank you for the reply .there actually is no " subject gun " ,a friend and I were discussing the Repros . and the stamping came up in conversation ,Dave may be on to something here though as like wise ,I have seen two I believe that had no " Made in Japan " stamping any where on the gun .
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Dave and Russ, could those Repros that were sans the "Made in Japan" stamping possibly 16-ga. barrel sets made by Krieghoff or the extremely elusive Galazan produced barrels?
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Greg, From what I remember one was a double trigger/beavertail 28 gauge and the other was a 20.
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My 2-bbl set NSFL(?) 28ga set has the Made in Japan stamping but it is on the side near the breech, small, and almost under the forend I think and is very hard to find. At first you don't think it's there.
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