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I think they are sexy....
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I know one of the high grade Remingtons, either an EE-/EEO-grade or a Special has them, but I'm 3000 miles away from my DGJs and Charles Semmer's book.
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Researcher
Semmer's Remington book shows two 1894 Specials with engraved heel and toe plates. Pages 237 and 243. Cheers Marcus
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They were a factory option on Lefever Guns. Theirs were made of Horn.
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The only known AHE Parker .410 has very nice heel and toe clips, but were probably made from the original skeleton buttplate when the stock was shortened.
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Here are the ones from Gunner's Gun
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Zowie, pretty nice. I have heel and toe clips on my William Evans game guns. The stocks are 15 3/4", but I don't have the heart to cut off the clips. I'm getting used to the long stocks.
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