Sterlingworth identifaction help
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Re: Sterlingworth identifaction help
Thanks for sending the pics. That 16-gauge must have been back to Savage at Chicopee Falls sometime after WW-II for new barrels and forearm. That Deeley latch forearm wood looks like Savage-era A-Grade wood. The engraving on the latch is Sterlingworth. Is the 16-gauge gun extractor or ejectors?
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Re: Sterlingworth identifaction help
you can log mine in 160287 12 gauge , 26 inch,double trigger that was shipped to the us goverment and then shipped back to fox and sold at sears
Re: Sterlingworth identifaction help
the 16 is none ejector.it was told to me that the 16 was sent back to chicopee.if the barrells were replace there would they have stamped the serial # to match?
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