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Unread 06-26-2019, 09:02 PM   #52
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Originally Posted by Mark Ray View Post
I’m confused then Brian. You say the top lever in your photograph is the “early” style, and mine is identical.


Mark,

In my photo, I show both styles of levers.

Yours is the late style.

The guns made from 1910 to about 1917-1917 used the late lever, but the early style V spring. After that is when the pocketed coil spring was used.

Personally, I think that repairing the broken lever is the best option since finding a 00 frame top lever from that 1910-1918 window will be a tall order.
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