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  1. 26-01-2018, 02:04 PM #1
    Peter C
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    My two pence.

    I agree probably just a cleaning up process. I have just checked Hege .44 ( yes vbull that one ) Hege Uberti .36 and three original Remington .44's and a Remington 1861 none of which have a chamfer. I am sure if Mr Hege had thought chamfers were required I am sure he would have done so.

    Also agree chain fires are from badly fitting caps or the caps coming off, not from the front.
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  2. 26-01-2018, 06:30 PM #2
    vbull
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    Glad you still have the 44 Hege Peter, I still have my Hege assembled FWB Rogers, just as tight as the day I bought it.
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