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  • richarda
    Pic too dark to tell.
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  • Gunswapper
    They look pretty good on my end.
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  • givette
    What you have (or what we're seeing) is a black silhouette, with little definition.

    Camera is recognizing the white background, and is adjusting the light setting accordingly. Move the subject to a wooden tabletop, or [ideally] outside during daylight with the house between the object being photographed, and the sun. It's called an open-shade daylight shot.

    Also, I see a stamp on the side. Try and get a closeup of all stamps, etc. And use the preview button before you submit. If you can't make it out, neither will we. Best, Joe
    EDIT
    Compare the photo below, of a similar sized item, (that I took in open daylight in the shade) with yours. Notice the detail?

    [img][/img]UnkTG1.jpg

    1937LugerMilitary011.jpg
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  • jeffb1911
    Stevens 63 or Savage 63 single shot bolt action 22 trigger group.
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  • Gunswapper
    Thanks Jeff. I checked my parts catalog and I agree. It matches the Savage 63 and 73. I will be listing this on my auctions. Thanks again for all the responses.
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