I guess that I need to clarify my original post…the transition area from octagon to round looks short/chopped off to me. From the ones that I remember, there does not seem to be a long enough taper to the round barrel. Old eyes and could be a remembering thing. I’ll try and find another picture of one to compare. Maybe the really early guns were different than the later ones. Eagle
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Looks correct based on my small sample. My 1894 example is SN 1607XX with a button mag. My other example is an 1873 (SN7192XX) HR/HO w/ full mag; consistent with that as well.
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