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 Post subject: T Series BHP
PostPosted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 7:05 pm 
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Folks

Just took a gun in. It is a T-Series Browning High Power in 9mm. Anyway, there is a set screw just forward of the trigger.

First time I have seen one.

Has anyone else run across this.

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Terry, Probably an overtravel stop for the trigger.

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Can you post a pic of the gun?

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Finally had time to post a picture or two

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It's an overtravel stop Terry.

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Thank you sir.

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Does that have the Serial number on the side of the frame??

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The serial number is on the frame above the take down pin. One can barely make out the T in the serial number

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