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The only time that a soldered in pate was used was in the event of some repairs and I have only ever seen it on VERY early production hammer guns.
Soldered in bite plates were never used in the course of regular production. Just the pinned in flat plate in 1910 and the pinned in stepped plate in 1915.
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