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In that serial number range, the extractor stop screw would be standard equipment, and still be there after conversion to ejectors. I would like to see some other interior pictures to see if the ejector conversion was from Parker Brothers or someone else.
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02-10-2015, 05:02 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Murphy
In that serial number range, the extractor stop screw would be standard equipment, and still be there after conversion to ejectors. I would like to see some other interior pictures to see if the ejector conversion was from Parker Brothers or someone else.
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But... that screw would not be there if it was originally an ejector gun.
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