Rebated C grade

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Re: Rebated C grade

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The setter is also pointing in the opposite direction than a 1912 gun i have .
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In answer to your three questions: I read the card as stating that Gough has the design for the block letters in the stock shield. Earlier rebated X's didn't have an intercepting lock screw. On C Grades, we've seen the dog facing both ways.
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Re: Rebated C grade

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What Frank said on Gough and the block letters. The high grade features of both the lock screw and whether or not the breechballs are profiled seems to be a little hit or miss. My big XE boomer has all three of the high grade features --
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but some don't have the lock screw, or some have it behind the top tang screw, and some didn't get the profiled breechballs.
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Re: Rebated C grade

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Thank you sir for your input , there are probably more undiscovered variants in existence . This one was just too intriguing to pass up . That's a fine looking X grade by the way !
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