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The buttplate likely is original to the gun. Taken from the original stock and ised on that new one. It is the proper plate for the gun.
It would have a cap if in fact it was stocked as a capped pistol grip. The only other type of factory pistol grip was a round knob grip.
Factory stock book records do indicate patterning info, which choke can sometimes be figured based on that. Or the order books may specify choking in the specific order for the gun.
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