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Click on the links. It's not english nor ejectors. That last link says what an E gun has except for the 47E.
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Chuck, I stand corrected!! I know when I bought mine I was told it stood for ejectors. I also looked at several 147's (not EL) and they did NOT have ejectors. I am now really puzzled. I may also be incorporating what I once was told about the Ithaca SKB 280E, i.e., the e stood for English stock. I have a 280E 20 gauge and it does in fact have an English stock as does my 147EL. Looks like a bit of research is in order. Thanks for the correction!!!
Perry M. Kissam
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My 2 cents is the 1620 is the case colored receiver with ejectors. The 1620E is the gun with game scene engraving and coin finished receiver. The 1620 EL is the same as the 1620E, but has the upgraded wood. I could be wrong, but I think thats what it is. PS. The 1620SL is the sidelock version. None of the above designations have anything to do with buttstock types, single versus double triggers etc.
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