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    #16
    Hi Dave

    An interesting variant with the directly soldered hinge instead of the normally encountered crimping method of attachment.

    Does anyone else have an FZS like this one?

    BEst Regards, fischer

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      #17
      Hello fischer, here is mine, not the same but not crimped! for sure originally installed pin, hinge and catch.
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        #18
        last photo...

        Kevin
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          #19
          Hi Kevin

          Thanks for showing your FZS example with the mid sized barrel hinge and small oblong catch plate.

          FZS seemed to change hardware types and attachment methods for their IAB's quite often and gathering all the FZS variants can be quite challenging.

          Best Regards, fischer

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            #20
            Originally posted by fischer View Post
            FZS seemed to change hardware types and attachment methods for their IAB's quite often and gathering all the FZS variants can be quite challenging.
            I can only agree Fischer. Same with S&L IABs, there are a myriad of hardware variations to be found.

            Tom
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              #21
              Here is pictures of mine


              Andy
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                  #23
                  Andy,
                  Your example is superb.

                  Chet
                  Zinc stinks!

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by Chet Sowersby View Post
                    Andy,
                    Your example is superb.

                    Chet
                    Thanks but the finish on mine is almost gone

                    Andy

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