2 Questions on X grades

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Re: 2 Questions on X grades

Post by arcmaster »

Letter does state that the gun was an "X" grade and specified no safety. Shipped from the fox factory on June 25th 1918. Choked full and full. Right barrel 331, 328 left barrel 318, 330. Straight rib no safety slide make stock thick where cheek touches or from heel nearly to comb. The letter lists trigger pull specifications of 3 and a half for each trigger.

Pretty neat gun that kicks like a mule.
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