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The late and great Art Twarz gave me a box of stuff that had been laying around the checkering area. Here is one that fits the front end pattern of a 7 that I shoot. The template was for a shorter FE, maybe a field grade but thought some here might enjoy seeing a vintage Ithaca tool.
Last edited by Walter C. Snyder; 09/07/17 03:59 PM.
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Walt, What material was the template made from? We use xray film today, but that looks like thin gauge sheet metal. Did you find a template for the fleur? Thanks, Steven
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It is 18 thousandts sheet metal. I thought it might have tin plate but don't see any traces of tin . Have others but I do not have a fleur template. Have a photo of Keith Houghtling holding one that was used for the mid ribbon of a grade 4 and 5. His was made of thin brass.
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Walt thanks for the pictures. Bobby
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That's a nice artifact of American shotgun craftsmanship history. Gil
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I have a whole bunch of similar templates that came from the fox factory.
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