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The photos show the same sleeve joint. Behind the forend. The rib legend is not in front of the forend.
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Pictures 3 and 19 are a top view and side view of the joint. The left rear section of the forend appears in picture 19….. IMHO :-)
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I think the giveaway was the legend. Only way to view it right-side-up, is with the muzzle to the left.
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#3 and #9 are the same joint. I agree with Kevin, the inscription is too far forward. Be careful buying Parkers from a black gun and Mossburg seller. I can't see where this crook says anything about sleeving. He describes the barrels as Titanic steel.
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