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Unread 12-29-2024, 11:49 PM   #5
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That's an interesting picture. It answers the question I believe of what happened to the trigger on my gun. It appears the trigger plate had the double slots completely eliminated with a solid replacement trigger system mounted permanently mounted where the slots existed. If the trigger was later replaced, backfitting the original system looks like it would entail an incredible amount of work and probably left an jury rigged looking final product, requiring welding up and machining the plate to its original form. Replacement would have likely been the only reasonable solution at the time. They had no way of knowing the future value of the gun and likely wouldn't have cared.'
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