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01-21-2014, 06:55 PM
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I didn't realize the gun would bring such interest. I figured it was just interesting to see what a gunsmith could come up with as far as ingenuity goes. Next time I'll try and remember to take pictures. I do remember that it did have a working safety. The top tang was lengthened to fit a safety on it. Josh or John Gardner may remember the name of the seller, I think I have heard of him before but my memory is foggy!
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