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Put the request letter in the mail!
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11-04-2012, 08:05 PM
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Post a picture of the bottom of the barrels from the breech to the forend lug. The gun is a bit early for an original beavertail forend. We need to see whether the gun has a "beavertail lug". If the "beavertail lug" were present, that would lead us to suspect a possible factory conversion. The colors would lead us elsewhere. What does the face of the recoil pad say?
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