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12-17-2025, 11:21 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Noreen
That mark on the barrel flat of your SBT is the mark of Joe Scaglione, the worker who proofed your gun. See pages 78 & 79 of Walter Snyder's book The Ithaca Gun Company, From the Beginning. The 3 may be a choke marking for improved modified, but there is no choke marking on the three other Knick barrel flats I have saved pictures of. This gun was proofed by Charles Fox --
Attachment 138243
On this gun Charles August put his mark on the lug next to the grade number --
Attachment 138244
This gun was proofed by William Bean --
Attachment 138245
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Thank you so much! I need to get a copy of Walt's book.
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