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The notch in your forearm with the exposed serial number is a chip out of your forearm. Originally it would have been covered up and could have only been seen with the forearm removed. The serial number of the receiver and the barrel assembly should always match, that part is correct. That's what I...

Ok something else i noticed that seems odd on this FN is the the notch at the rear of the forearm. I have not seen it on any others now that I have been doing some researching. It looks stock and makes the matching serial number on the barrel readable. I spent 16 years in the Infantry and all of our...

ok here's some pics.... collectors may cry but its a fun shooter barrel and action a Great. http://i823.photobucket.com/albums/zz157/speyer8123/fn%201900/001.jpg http://i823.photobucket.com/albums/zz157/speyer8123/fn%201900/007.jpg http://i823.photobucket.com/albums/zz157/speyer8123/fn%201900/009.jp...

Very nice gun.... That blue is original? Was it stored in Oil? Wow

(Partial re-post as I was rude and posted to the fn 1900 board before introducing myself sorry...how rude of me) Hi Everyone, I am a newbie here from north of Toronto and I was referred here by a co-member of a Canadian Gun Forum. I recently bought some older guns from an Estate Sale. The one was a ...

Hi Everyone, I am a newbie here from north of Toronto and I was referred here by a co-member of a Canadian Gun Forum. I recently bought some older guns from an Estate Sale. The one was a no brainer for me a model 1894 winchester built in 1911 with some factory options in very good shape and the othe...