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    Question about ROF Fazakerley

    Was there any appreciable change in the quality of the steel used throught the production run of the No 4 Mk 2 receivers?
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    In short, no! But by the very nature of things, if you analysed the steel you would find minor variations caused by the steel mix but these would be marginal. The same applies to barrels too
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