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[OldFalGuy]

Guys,

Does this picture of a 1928 Savage look a little funny to you, this silver area in front of where the ejector would be? Nice gun and not a bad price for a Savage today.

Mark


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[Z3BigDaddy]

Here is the pic....

[OldFalGuy]

What you think Z?

Regardless of what the spot in question turns out to be and I am no playboy photgrapher but you would think folks would see how to take pics and post good ones when they want to sell something- I guess pics of Thompsons can be this sorry and still draw a lot of action.

[Z3BigDaddy]

yeppers with a 23K gun you think you could use a decent camera.... Looks like they took it with a cell phone... To tell the truth I can't make out any detail at all... The bolts cranked back shouldn't that be blue?

[deerslayer]

I thinks the "spot" is glare from the light.

[PK.]

I think Dan nailed it; it’s light reflecting off the facet milled into the receiver where the ejector is located.

[OldFalGuy]

I don't know PK, I can see the outline/form of the ejector but for this to be reflection it should not be so square and localized, simply strange to me. MAybe he will send us a better picture if asked. I just can't see this gun being buggerred up in THAT area but who the heck knows.

[gijive]

It's a reflection of light from the flash as a result of the angle the photograph was taken. It's merely the milled flat area surrounding the ejector.

[OldFalGuy]

Ok Ok its the flash and not a boo boo on the pic. Wonder if its sold yet-

By the way Mike's buffers look and fit real well.