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    The stock doesn't look broken, but rather deliberatly shortened.

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    Ive read where the indians were big on making the stock's shorter and useing the metal stock plate for making tool's. Just a guess.
    If it were mine id put it back togeather somehow.
    It would make a great wall hanger.
    Still a part of our Hisitory.

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    CAFDFW: i have the gun, he owed me some money that i will never see so i took the gun as a payment
    IBOOS and JOHN SUKEY: it looks like the stock was cut down to resemble a recoil pad

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    Free,
    Is that a hole drilled thru. the hammer? Any one have any idea what that was for?
    Free, clean it all up, put it back togeather and take some pic's out side.
    I would love to see some clear'er pic's. of it. Thank's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lboos View Post
    Free,
    Is that a hole drilled thru. the hammer? Any one have any idea what that was for?
    Free, clean it all up, put it back togeather and take some pic's out side.
    I would love to see some clear'er pic's. of it. Thank's.
    yes that is a hole in the hammer. i was wondering about that. i'll take some clearer pics today

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