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Thanks to Mr. Beard and CPLstevenorton, I was given info on how to research this rifle which came home with my granddad...

I am trying to trace the history of the low number SA 1903 I have that has been through several rebuilds. I believe it is a USMC receiver as it has a hatcher hole and marks on the barrel and receiver...

Jim, thanks for helping in the research. I saw those when searching but they have rounded bottoms, mine has a flat bottom. When sporterizing the barrel is it possible the gunsmith took off the collar...

Thank you Jim, Steve and JB. Now that I know what I have I am more determined to restore it. Now to find a collar. Seems they are like hens teeth.

Here are some pics of bottom of receiver showing vice marks, slot and on receiver what I assume are gunsmith initials. 132421132422132419132420

Jim, Thanks for the info. If this is the case is this something that can removed by a gunsmith so I can put and original sight and sleeve on?

Thanks Jim, Pics attached.

132385132386132387132388132389132390132391132392132393132394132395I inherited the above when my Dad passed. It was his step fathers deer rifle. It obviously is a self made sporter.From sitting around...