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Unread 11-10-2022, 11:26 PM   #1
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Dean a few years ago I was at Cabelas in Scarborough Me. and saw the same thing. Where the space was had rusted but not where it had not been ground. When i pointed it out to the manager he was fit to be tied and cursed the seller for tricking him. Where the grinding was done it was dished not flat.
And if you triple-click on the image you will see that the blank space on the subject gun is in fact “dished” or concave. This is most evident at the left edge of the blank space on rib… not our lift but rather the lrft side of the gun.





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