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    Type 1 safeties

    I've been looking in the books, archives and CC newsletters that I have, but can not find the answer.

    Is there any noticeable differences in type 1 safeties?

    If so, anyone have pictures they would be willing to share?

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    Seen Winchester checkered safeties with a small bevel around the ends, others don't have it.

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    H-P,
    I have what I think is a WRA Type 1 safety here.
    Just trying to remember how to post pictures again.
    I'll get a few up before I'm done.

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    WRA Type 1 ?








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    Welcome back charlie

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    Hey Charlie, good to have you back!!! We have missed you being on the forum.....Frank

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    I think you will find that Inland and Rock-Ola type 1 safeties have a pronounced bevel on both ends while Winchesters have a slight chamfer on both ends.

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    Ditto to what the others have said Charlie. Thanks for the phone call and message. Welcome back buddy!
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