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    Standard M1903 Firing Pin Rod ?

    Looking for a good way to occupy myself on a cold and rainy night I decided to take a relook at some of my old postings. While browsing this thread I noticed that the firing pin rod (aka striker rod, etc) on the rifle used by the second shooter appears to be different from those I have on my issue rifles.

    In fact it looks to be very similar to those I have seen on the M1icon/M2 series of .22 caliber rifles.

    Were competition shooters allowed to modify their rifles or are my old eyes just playing tricks on me again?

    Thanks.

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