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Unread 12-17-2018, 08:56 AM   #1
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That looks original to me. Generally the minor screws on the action will not be engraved the same as the major ones. And the surrounding engraving does look right.
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In addition to the ring engraved around the locking screw, the tang screw engraving around the concave 'pocket', for the lock screw, has no signs of a clipped edge.
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Some lock screws line up with the larger screw. Some are installed at a 90 degree angle. Which would be considered correct by a classic gunmaker like Purdey or Boss?
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