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I have a 1903 NRA sporter in excellent original condition ( 43B sight, 8-24 barrel date, electropenciled W3L bolt, serno: 1265159). I have the original star gauge record dated 9/5/24 signed by GC...

Were the bolt sleeves ever polished on these?

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Would a 1903A3 undercut bolt possibly be correct for a late (Dec 1942) Remington 1903 serno in the 3,320,000 range?
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Would an undercut (1903A3 bolt) possibly be correct for a Dec 1942 Remington 1903 with a serial #3,300,000 range?
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Thanks, I think that's it.

The vent on bolt is too small and the bolt is not turned down in the area of the safety lug as is characteristic of 1903-A3 bolts. It is marked on top of bolt root with a clear 3 and underneath with...

I suppose it could be a bent case hardened bolt, but it could just as likely be an early double heat treated straight bolt that was bent. Maybe a RIA swept bolt from 1919 or so. The #3 is the...

Nothing on safety lug. #3 on top of bolt. Punch mark on bottom of bolt. Small (.09) gas vent on front bottom of bolt body. Small vent on front of extractor.

Rick,
One more observation. There is a small vent hole at front of bolt. It is much smaller than on any of my 1903-A3 or Remington 1903 bolts. There is also a small vent hole at the front of the...

It's a smooth bolt without the slimming around the safety lug

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It has the number three on the top of the...

I have a Rock Island '03, serial #298624 with excellent RIA barrel dated 9'18. The rifle still has most of it's blue finish. The stock, however, is a Springfield single bolt with a clear JFC...

I have a M1917 with a G on the stock nose. I can find no reference to this marking. The rifle is a very nice Remington mfg in Feb 1918. There are no rebuild stamps on the stock and the rifle wears...