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In the 60s I lived in Rapid City. I remember Pete Grizel or Grisel produced a tang safety. It was welded on. I did not get one for my Mexican Mauser as I was using a Canjar with it's own safety. Not sure if they are the same, though.
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Looks like a job number to me. Was he a stock maker as well and could he have done the stock?
The stock reminds me of work by Dale Goens but I have nothing to back that up.
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With the bolt, 
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MIght be an Anderson, from Anderson Gun Shop. Was out West, maybe Oregon, in the 50s. Had it done to a 70 .257.
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Hi Micael,
I have sent pics of the Anderson Safety, I finally got my action out of the stock and it does not look like the one you posted about. Interesting though.
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Brad , do you want me to post the pictures?
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If you would like to you can, it would be more for the interest of the other readers. As far as I am concerned you can post the pics and the info I supplied, I'm not worried about posting serial numbers of rifles like some people are. Thank you for asking. I could probably send a pic from the late 40's American Rifleman ad for Anderson gun shop work if you are interested.
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Michael: As to your questions re: Pete Grisel, he was the primary designer of the Dakota 76 action with Don Allen doing the stockwork. He only stayed with Dakota about a year and then left, I'm not sure why. I don't know if it is his safety but someone could call him so that he could verify it or not. Warmest Regards Jerry
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Vaguely recall Anderson may have also put them on Savage 99.
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