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11-30-2022, 12:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Dean Romig
John, that would be the "bead" in the frame sculpting, that was small but somewhat time-consuming, which met with the lower "bead" of the barrel flats when the action was closed.
One has the bead while the other doesn't.
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Dean
What are the DOM of the two guns you show? I think the upper one is much more elegantly shaped in more ways than just the bead.
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