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I agree with your assumption as to the reason for the extended tang and if it were my gun I would leave it there as part of the gun's history, if it was well made, and simply work around it.
Here's another, 18544, with a homemade tang extension that was featured in Parker Pages a couple of years ago.
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01-31-2014, 04:30 PM
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That is a very precise splice, Dean. Is it welded on?
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