A grade 12

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Jabba3153
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A grade 12

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I found this ah fox de restock 12 any idea if I can use it on my A grade 12 hate to buy and can’t use it
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Re: A grade 12

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It’s a crap shoot. In theory it should be close but more often than not the fitment is not great.
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Re: A grade 12

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Where are pictures of your A-grade for comparison? Over time the way the top-tang joins the frame changed. Early on it was a wide radius as on the stock you show. The wide radius corner on a 1910 gun --
The top tang of a 1910 vintage 12-gauge Sterlingworth..JPG
By 1921 the radius was smaller --
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Virtually square by 1929 --
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Re: A grade 12

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here are a few pictures of wrist ser 25520 A grade bought as project stock was broken and had a hiddius repair also need a forearm I have the metal
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