1943 Remington M1903A3 - Help Identifying

[Chris2882]

I recently purchased a 1943 Remington M1903A3 and I'm hoping this great community can help me identify it more-accurately. Specifically, there are some odd markings throughout besides ones that clearly indicate most if not all parts are Remington-made.

Regarding the stock cartouche (or lack thereof) I'm curious as to why there are no arsenal, inspector or "cross canon" cartouches present. Could this rifle have been a bring back from the war? Could it have not needed rebuilding and therefore no arsenal or inspector cartouche was necessary? I believe the stock to be original, based on what I can see for myself, but any confirmation would be greatly appreciated!

How likely is it that this rifle is correct and/or original? What would you estimate the value is in dollars in today's market?

I've taken as detailed pictures as I can! See below ...

M1903A3

M1903A3 - Album on Imgur

Thank you in advance!

Chris

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[Detroit-1]

Looks to me like a rebuilt. Sanded stock and replaced bolt.

[twh]

The stock has been sanded to the point that the original FJA was sanded off. Could be arsenal rebuild could be prior owner. Value around here probably $550-$600.