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LIFTER REMINGTON REPAIR? |
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03-08-2026, 04:24 PM
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LIFTER REMINGTON REPAIR?
Here are some photos of a 1874 lifter that has a 1943 Remington repair code stamp. Do the repairs shown in the photos look like factory repairs? I am curious if the serial number stamped upside down on the barrel lug was done by Remington since the original number is nearly worn off and barely legible.
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