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Unread 01-02-2015, 01:46 PM   #1
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Well, there are no order books after 1919 and if it went back to Meriden there would be no record of it. Like I said, the nose of the comb doesn't look like Remington or DelGrego but more like late Parker Bros work.... who knows? We never will.
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The stock on the gun seems to have a full comb add the thick wrist and this stock could have been ordered that way as a replacement.
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