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Barry Briscoe · 04-25-2002, 04:31 PM

Marvin,

I checked the takedown lever and the only marks it has are the last two digits of the SN on lower side of it in the assembled position.

This gun had a two digit marked hold open latch added at a later date with an inspector's mark on the side of the frame next to the pin hole and a taller front sight with an inspector's mark also.

The mark on the side of the frame under the sideplate in one of the other photos that I posted resembles in my opinion a skull and crossbones,but it is not exactly clear;I was curious if anyone else would think so.

This is a photo with a small and large "T" in the photo(another couple of marks that I have been unable to find in the books I have)next to the recoil lug on the receiver.

Thanks for your help,Barry

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04-25-2002, 04:31 PM	#8
Barry Briscoe User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 29 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Take down lever Marvin, I checked the takedown lever and the only marks it has are the last two digits of the SN on lower side of it in the assembled position. This gun had a two digit marked hold open latch added at a later date with an inspector's mark on the side of the frame next to the pin hole and a taller front sight with an inspector's mark also. The mark on the side of the frame under the sideplate in one of the other photos that I posted resembles in my opinion a skull and crossbones,but it is not exactly clear;I was curious if anyone else would think so. This is a photo with a small and large "T" in the photo(another couple of marks that I have been unable to find in the books I have)next to the recoil lug on the receiver. Thanks for your help,Barry http://mediaservice.photoisland.com/...4455187134.jpg