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    Have a question on an M1A

    I have a standard M1Aicon with a side marking on the receiver. It is stamped 1 of 100. It is a Springfield Armory rifle with a serial number of 016600. I have heard of "Even Thousand Guns" going out of SA but nothing other than commemoratives are marked like this. I have tried to post a picture but with no luck yet. I will try again. Keeps saying upload failed. Seems file is to big, will work on it.
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