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Hello All
I recently inherited this gun form my father. It was in pieces (completely dissasembled). I managed to put it all back together except for the safety (just couldnt quite figure it out). I think he was going to refinish it (the blueing was stripped from most parts). There was another stock that needed alot of work done to it to make every thing fit (I used the origonal).
Anyways, I was wondering if it would be worth getting refinished. There is some pitting inside the barrels. The barrels measure app 29 3/4".
Serial # lookup suggested the year as 1898. Top of Barrel says Vulcan Steel.
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