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No Sir, this forend has the blade that passes through the loop.
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I have a 4 digit 10 ga 30" Lifter from 1875.
$150 Grade per the Letter. English Stock with Splinter Fore end, Both Factory Checkered. I can send you a few pictures sometime soon if thats what your in need of. -KL PM me with an email address. |
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Yes, please. That would help a great deal. Any chance you’ll be will to send firing pin dimensions? Thank you!
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I believe Brian has new firing pins available reasonably priced.
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Here is the checkering on a Stub Twist gun in the 90xx serial number range. I'd guess it is a Quality P.
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Thank you. The forend pattern helps a great deal. I have an English stock gun. The section around the shield helps. Thanks.
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The three-point pattern of the forend checkering would seem to indicate the gun as the forerunner to the grade-2.
The grade 0 and grade 1 had the two-point pattern. .
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