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What year did they stop making Harper's Ferry 1803's at Zoli? (Roughly speaking, I know it's not a detail one may find specifically.) I have a lead on one.
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Zoli 1803's
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Can't help you with your question, but in the 70s I had a factory HF, but don't remember if it was a Zoli. I do remember that no matter what I did, the sparks (good ones) went everywhere but in the pan. Make sure you get to dry fire and see for yourself. The one I got rid of had very poor geometry.
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Larry
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Thanks. If I snag this one, it's 'as new', so I'll just tinker with what it may need.
There will be a date code on that gun, 2 digits kind of like ‘AE’, and you can look online for Italian date codes to tell you the year it was made.
Plan on replacing the lock with a Davis. Other than that, very solid guns.
Mine I shortened. Davis lock.
Mine I shortened. Davis lock.
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