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Old 2nd May 2022, 01:37 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by fernando View Post
Yes, an assembly number, most certainly. Could you check if the other pistol also has a number in the same place (barrel tang) ?
The photos of several Scottish pistols shows various locking solutions in half cocked and fully cocked position. Thank you for pointing out this variations. I simply found a photo that better ilustrated a pair without any of the locking systems. Anyway the aforementioned is besides the point

Assemply number 4 with a five above:
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