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Gentleman,
I was really bothered with not knowing who performed the work on this gun and finally got a chance to look more closely in the right location and found the Remington service codes on the barrel flat. My questions now are when was the service date and is this considered original condition if Remington performned the work? I will try and attach photos. Not sure if its BBK3, or if the B was a double stamp. Thanks for any information you can provide me.
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