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    Savage No4 Mk1*

    I finally decided to strip my Savage down. All parts appear to be Savage parts except the rear sight (marked F), I have a S marked flip sight. It has a 2 groove barrel. Not sure what the C is on top of the bolt. Has a repo sling. Can't wait to take it to the range.
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    Sorry, posted in the wrong place.

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    That is a fine looking rifle. Let us know how it does on the range!
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