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Unread 07-25-2016, 03:30 PM   #1
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And many barrel sets were stamped with the circle but not the type of steel inside it until the grade of the gun they were to be fitted to was determined... plus the fact that Remington didn't stamp the steel type after the move to Ilion.





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Better pictures of the Remington repair codes are neccesary. Many pictures of the entire gun are neccesary. The forend pictures suggest a really bad refinish and bad wood to metal fit. The choke markings, and the circle are completely legitimate for barrels installed by Remington at whatever date is stamped on the flats. Where are the rib pictures?
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