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Unread 01-26-2012, 12:31 PM   #1
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Yeah. I was thinking it was a Grade 3 mainly becasue of the bit of extra engraving compared to other grade 2's. But also because the patent date was engraved, not roll stamped. TPS states that this was engraved on Grade 3 and above. But you said it right, with these early guns, who knows.
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Another easy to determine indicator of a grade 3 Hammergun would be the 4 pin locks.
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