The picture appears to have a broken hammer spur. The original 75 hammer seems hard to find, is this just one of a group or does it represent a model without a spur?

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The picture appears to have a broken hammer spur.  The original 75 hammer seems hard to find, is this just one of a group or does it represent a model without a spur?

James G. · Answer

Hi Blaine, it too hard to tell from this photo. I would call Buds at (859) 368-0371 and see if they can email you an actual photo of the hammer area.

Jason T. · Answer

I've found them to use what I can only guess are the worst ones for photo. I think this way we are all pleasantly surprised with what we actually get. But no two are ever the same obviously. This may be the only one with a spur problem, or it may be the whole lot. Its all pot luck here.

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The picture appears to have a broken hammer spur. The original 75 hammer seems hard to find, is this just one of a group or does it represent a model without a spur?