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This pistol does have the brass disc on the right side grip. It has a #4 in it?
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Lifer
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Can you take a pic of the whole right side, and maybe a closeup of the disc as well???
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Sorry, should have done that to begin with.
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Nope, that's the 'broad arrow'. Is it held in with a screw ? (Enfield rifle discs are held in with a screw - I have a couple from my rifles). If it comes off easily, there may be a unit designation on the back side.
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Yes, it is held in with a screw. I took it apart and removed disc. No markings at all.
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