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02-15-2014, 04:49 PM
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Chuck: It has a B above the ser. no. on the water table and I found a name wrote in pencil on the stock under the butt plate. The Ser. no. is the same on all parts except the trigger guard is 1969 and the rest is 1968. I notices in the book that 1969 was optioned the same and I wonder if the person that had 1969 doesn't have the trigger guard with ser. no. 1968. The gun looks like it came from a town in New York which I will have to investigate further. Thomas
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02-15-2014, 05:04 PM
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Good luck with the gun Tom. The real early lifters in the range of 1500 to about 8000 are only in the stock books. The real early ones like yours have very faded pencil entries and many columns are not readable such as the gauge of your gun and the stock grip. At least I know yours is a straight grip as are many of those old guns in your S/N range. Please include the gauge it is in your letter. If the barrels appear uncut, include the length. Hope it's not one of those 11 gauges!
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