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37XX? What are the last 2 digits, please (old eyes here)? An appropriate number does not appear in Kirton's Fraser book, but would be one of the later Fraser rifles. I have similar TD Mauser (7mm) with 3417 number. It is possible that Dickson may have continued the numbering sequence based on couple of their bolt action rifles I have seen?

#3714. I can not comment on the Dickson serial numbers.

Thank you.

This 7x57 is #3468

https://www.doublegunshop.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=513562#Post513562

I kind of like the "Before" pictures better.

The "After" picture make me think of an old pencil with a brand new eraser for some reason.

Pretty much confirms what I just said about you starting the mudslinging in the general forum thread, eh Keith? You just can't help yourself.

Would be interested on how the TD mechanism works

Mike,
The two plates meet up with the one on the fore end having the locating pin and the one on the action having a corresponding hole. Action threads have a set screw keeping them tight and a detent for the set screw to seat in. Fore end uses the Deely latch method of attachment.
Steve

Guess I will "sling some mud" too as that bright red looks garish to me.

Thanks DmColonial, but remember the special rules of Mustela Frenata & Co.... Thou shalt Not Speak The Truth!



I wonder where this sentiment was all those times that Mustela Frenata's new buddy Stevie was doing his gutless internet doxxing, dumping on pro-2nd Amendment topics, and hurling lies and insults.

I guess we'll never know, because that would involve telling the truth, and shedding hypocrisy. Mustela the two-faced Canadian weasel must be taking correspondence classes from his other pal over in Nova Scotia!

I still like the "Before" pics better. And it doesn't appear that the old camera was the problem, rather it was the photographer. If you're going to engage in continual free advertising and self-promotion, you ought to at least learn to do it well!