What is that proof mark in the upper right corner of the bbl flats, the one with the numbers under it (probably a date)?
Also note that this gun does not have chopper lumps bbls, even though it is a Royal. I've seen this one other Royals. Anyone know why they did it?
I can't imagine it was customer choice. I'm sure most of their customers had no idea what type of bbls H&H was using. I can't see H&H doing it to save money, either.
BTW: the hole in the rib in another nice feature. Typical hack reblue job.
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