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They would drill out a round hoke and plug the end after and finish/checker over it.
I would speculate that the repro stocks were not bored out for balance, but more just for lightening.
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Yeah, I've seen that on other makers guns.
"lightening" is probably more accurate. The question begs, do you ever happen upon anything installed in the machined-out pockets of Repro's (that would provide an indication of how much attention was actually given to balance, I would think) |
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Wow! All of this is worth the price of admission...er...membership. Live and learn. I just hope I have enough years left to get it all in.
I sure appreciate the expertise on this forum.
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