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IMO more likely the chambers were lengthened after market and the gunsmith so doing marked the barrel flats.
The answer will be a letter from the PGCA. |
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Interesting that the 3’s in question look like the same font as the factory overscript 3 on the barrel weight stamp ……. ?
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I inherited three sets of letter and number stamps from my father. Guess I could whang a number on a barrel flat (I'd actually be afraid to) or in the wood under a trigger guard.
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The 3 oz. stamp is obviously made with a smaller 3 die.
The left and right barrel flat 3’s were made with the same die. .
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You won't get any help from me, we don't have records for this gun.
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