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Originally Posted by Dave Noreen
Very nice!! Looks like it should be a fun shooter. Cool provenance on that early Monte Carlo. Sure would be nice to see some of the other guns from that order surface. I don't believe anyone has a positive handle on the meaning of the + sign markings.
It looks to me like someone aftermarket may well have pushed the chambers out to 3-inch --
Attachment 97748 |
That might explain the pad
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