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Unread 06-29-2012, 09:21 AM   #2
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Someone has to explain to me how, if the gun was purchased around 1930, broken shortly after purchase, then put in a closet and never touched until the early 2000's, how did it get Remington (or anyone's) cyanide colors?

It could be just a family lore, not factual.

A serial number would be a start.
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