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Unread 05-26-2014, 11:24 AM   #1
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By "saving the stock" I think he meant being able to use it as a good duplication pattern.

I would call a straight grip 20g with 30" barrels and no safety somewhat rare on a whole. But not super rare. Those would be relatively common features on a target gun. Which is likely what this gun was originally used for.

Yes, a research letter would be the very first place to start. I do not think that the butt treatment was mentioned on the stock. But I would suspect a factory ordered pad might be the likely.
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The pictures show a skeleton butt. I missed the part of no safety. A worthy project none the less.
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