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Someone I know has one of these entry-level Spanish (I think) 12 ga. doubles. Looks like a Zabala Hermanos product to me, but does anyone know for sure? (Doesn't have an Zabala marking on it.). We can't also seem to find a date-of-proof code on it; looked on barrel flats and water table. What are other likely places to look? And while I'm buggin' you, does the 12-76 marking on the water table refer to guage and chamber length, as I think, or is it the mfr. date?
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I meant "Universal". Some day I'll learn to type. Or proofread. Some day.....
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thanks, Patriot. Perhaps by coincidence, it IS P1!
Anybody know the manufacturer?
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Mike, the first URL above takes you to the makers codes that are stamped on the barrel flats.
Jim
I learn something every day, and a lot of times it's that what I learned the day before was wrong
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Thanks, Jim. I'll have the owner take a look (I haven't actually seen this gun. And don't especially want to....the whiteline spacers space me out...can't risk another case of "whiteline fever"!).
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