Model 39A Variation
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hynz@aol.com
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Model 39A Variation
I have searched hi and low trying to find the variation of my model 39a. I'm getting a lot of mixed info. The gun has no lettering anywhere on the barrel. It is a round barrel. The SN is under the lever and is 19258 - no prefix. Standard butt plate with no white spacer. Butt stock is smooth with no flutes. It seems like a 1st model but the lever does not look like the model 39 predecessor. Any info is appreciated.
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Re: Model 39A Variation
Hynz@aol.com;
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Re: Model 39A Variation
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marlinman93
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Re: Model 39A Variation
With no barrel markings at all it sounds like it's had a new barrel put on it.
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