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I would not think a recoil pad to be considered a "special" order either. Why not.
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Pretty sure the only options for Trojans were gauge and barrel length.
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According to the Parker/Remington 1937 spiral bound catalog. The Trojan grade gun could be ordered with a single selective trigger and a recoil pad at extra charge. Also you order your choice of choke boring. The 1926 catalog offers none of these options.
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One of my Trojans is 1932 and has an older red head pad. Do we know what those pads looked like?
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