Hi all, I have looked and couldn't find anything on this. I recently got a L.S.A. No. 1 Mk III in .410 and found the stock marked on one side DR and no other DR stamps on the metal. I have not been able to find any evidence that there were drill purpose rifles in a .410 configuration and I have looked everywhere. I would have discounted this as just the butt stock was swapped, but the firing pin was clipped.
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So the question I have been unable to figure out is, was this a Drill Purpose rifle with no visible modifications other than the clipped pin and paint on one side of the butt stock or were parts moved around (the bolt does not match - all other parts do).
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So I ask you knowledgeable people, what the heck happened here?Information
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