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Unread 12-22-2014, 09:44 AM   #1
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Let me throw a little curve in the mix!!!

Maybe an individual ordered several high grade guns at on time ,not necessarily consecutive serial numbered ????? The wood was numbered to keep the fore end with the butt stock, who knows the reason-----no one today has a positive definitive answer. It is all conjecture !!!

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No one today has a positive definitive answer. It is all conjecture !!!

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I agree Allan - it is all conjecture but we're trying to find some kind of "common denominator" in the hope of finding a more conclusive answer. Even if we find it.... we still won't be able to prove it beyond the shadow of a doubt, but we might find something we can all agree is probably the answer.
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