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marlinguy
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Re: Interesting observation on Stevens 44 1/2 barr
Reply #15 - Jan 30th, 2008 at 10:36pm
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moodyholler wrote on Jan 29th, 2008 at 8:12pm:
Say, Vall & Mike, what's all them extra triggers for? Ya'll find em laying on the floor where ya work or sumthin? Waz ya'll born with extry finger? I ain't never seen nuthin' like that down here in Virginia!!! moodyholler


One of those triggers is broken! Nothing goes boom when I pull on it!
  
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vlad
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Re: Interesting observation on Stevens 44 1/2 barr
Reply #16 - Feb 4th, 2008 at 5:34am
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Hi Guys

In South Australia from the 1890's to WW1 every little country town had a small bore rifle club, and Stevens 22 RF were the most common firearm used.  I have 2 44 1/2 with this "kicking" extractor, and I know of several other 44 1/2 s with this setup.
  
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