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Judging from the location on my 30" Sterlingworth with factory beads, I'd say 14" behind the front bead on 26" barrels.

Any ducks on that water?

If you want to do it, a vertical belt sander works the best. Also watch your shaping on the toe, that's where most people encounter problems.

Most likely it was added to cover a pin repair through the head of the stock.

$200 to $700 depending on condition if you 're looking for a price range.

Remove the barrel assembly from the rest of the gun and hold it up vertically, by the lump (the part that rides the hinge pin), with your thumb and index finger. You can ring them with just about anything, my favorite is the plastic handle of a small pocket screwdriver. As you tap on the side of the...

Turn the drill press table to the vertical position and clamp the fore end on so that the spindle is in correct alignment with the stripped hole. Drill to a dowel rod size diameter so that you have a slip fit. Glue will take up the slack. If the fit is too tight, you'll likely split the fore end if ...

You're on the right forum for event info. Some are shooting events some are more or less gun shows. On shooting events you will find a link posted for location and dates, you can usually find what types of shooting is involved. If not, ask questions here since someone here has probably shot the even...

On most of these vintage American guns,similar problems are cured by cleaning as Bill mentioned. If you are going to get into it yourself, take the barrels off and put the action, upside down in a padded vise. Remove the trigger plate screws with a ground to size screwdriver. If they have never been...

This probably isn't information but your Dad has really good taste in guns.

Because of Savage war production, I'd guess at 46.

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Thanks Dewey, those pictures are worth 1000 words.

Nice gun and a Chesapeake with the game face on, now that's the way to hunt geese.

1932. More info can be had from the production cards if you are a member on the members forum or a letter from Mr. Callahan.