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03-27-2024, 11:58 AM

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is something off with this

I am looking at this reproduction, it is a two barrel set 20ga. it looks as though someone finished it in grey or silver. the barrels are blued 26/28"

what looks off is the bolt in the hinge area. I thought the screwdriver head was on the left side.

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The hinge pin is in backwards.

The metal was just left white after engraving.

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thank you Mr Dudley.

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Were some repeos offered “in the white” and if so could this gun have starred off as one of those?

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Were some repeos offered “in the white” and if so could this gun have starred off as one of those?

Yes. It did

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The hinge pin is in backwards.

Does that affect function in anyway?

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No Mike it does not.

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Only a small percentage of the A1S Repros were offered in the white.

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Just so I know in the future, were the in-the white specials offered in two barrel sets?

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Just so I know in the future, were the in-the white specials offered in two barrel sets?

Yes, in most, if not all, gauges and configurations. Some single barrel sets and a few 3-bbl. sets as well.

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