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    Inglis No2 MK.1* Question

    Pictured here is the hammer on my Inglis No2 MK.1*. It has the number 2 stamped on it, is it correct for an Inglis hammer ? It is an 8T series serial number. Thank you
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    Yes, it is correct. Inglis made a small change to the original, reverse-engineered hammer for functional reasons during the early days of production. I believe it involved the sear notch, but I may be wrong. The '2' marked hammers are the newer configuration hammers.

    The late Clive law's book, The Inglis Diamond, has the details.

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