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    Under the grips are “JH,” “N” and “4” stamps; "N" for Navy contract, "JH" and "4"inspector's initials and number?

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    You can use 452/453 dia lead just make them hollow base - worked find in a S&W M1915 that was rechambered from 455 to 45 Colt

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