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Huvius
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Lee Speed ID's
15/05/10 12:40 PM

While at the Colorado Collector show today, I took a look at a few rifles being sold as Lee Speeds.
Of course, various chamberings and conditions were represented - in fact, there was not a single example at this show last year.
One question I have in particular is this:
Am I correct in feeling that a "Lee Speed" is only a genuine when it is stamped as such on the action under the bolt?
Some of the guns I looked at had very Lee Speed like finish and features but none were actually stamped "Lee Speed" anywhere. One in particular is a .375 which I like very much - although priced pretty high IMO.
BTW, the only other one I have held is my Hussey which is stamped "Lee Speed" See Below

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Lee Speed ID's	Huvius	15/05/10 12:40 PM
Re: Lee Speed ID's	darwinmauser	15/05/10 01:12 PM
Re: Lee Speed ID's	jc5	15/05/10 02:08 PM
Re: Lee Speed ID's	Rule303	15/05/10 04:52 PM

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