Battle;
If you got that for $600.00 you certainly did great in my opinion. @ 6'15oz do you have a "Short Armed Wife" you could fix it up for, now don't be stingy. If not maybe you just need to trade for one
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It is a pity about the stock, but surely someone here can come up with a fix, other than another one of those pads. Is this a 12 or 16, that wt could go either way. Also is it safe to assume this is a Two-Hook gun?
Mark;
If you are monitoring this thread this gun has the plate mounted sears. Note the end of the screw visable ahead of & above the plate mounting cross screw, but behind the cocking indicators. Also you can see the sear adjusting screws in the lower rear of the plates. Also the pin ends for the bbl check hook are visable in the edges of the side views just where the sculpting starts on the bar. Single hook guns had no need of this pin so it was omitted, though some exist which were made up from an older frame or refitted with an action upgrade in which the center section was cut out.
The two little screws in frame bottom on wither side of the trigger plate are the rebound screws & bear against the lower limb of the mainspring.
