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Archived [ARCHIVED THREAD] - question about cerro forge
Posted: 2/28/2006 1:50:04 PM EDT
I have a WOA A4 receiver and I just sold a Bushy A2 receiver, both of them are Cerro but the Bushy had 3 dots in the keyhole and the WOA is just the keyhole.  Why would one have the dots but not the other?

I know it's a stupid question and it doesn't matter but it  is just a curiosity thing

thanks!
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Just a guess but maybe a different forge die or a way to tell two different factorys forgings apart owned by one company.

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