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That's a fine looking rifle! The stock refinishing looks well done.

Sorry I reacted quickly and sharply, my wife says I need to work on that. I just hate being the newbie and getting trounced on.

Anyway, by the time I am done, my embellished story should include...

I'll tread reasonably lightly here - what makes you think this has a low serial number? I don't see anywhere in this thread where the serial number is typed out, and at this time, for me anyway, the...

I'm ok with a parts queen - kind of like the 429 SCJ Torino out back (figuratively, though I did have one at one time) with the shaker intake with no matching numbers, but all NOS replacement parts -...

Wow! What a way to knock the wind out a dreamers sails! :lol:

But, I'll hold on to the fact that the barrel and receiver are at the very least from the same year and manufacturer. LOL!

I am...

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It rhymes!!! LOL!

After looking for quite some time, I finally settled on this one. What I know - not much. Receiver serial number and barrel indicate 1929 manufacture. The green/grey finish...

That is interesting - I assume the surrounding sn #s at Clarkson College were for ROTC? If so, and this one was part or that and was not shot much, might explain the great looking original bore.
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So anything I read says the green/gray finish is a result of arsenal repair, and the R on the peep assembly could be indicative of arsenal repaired sight? Might kind of make sense if the rifle went...

I did the search, came up with nothing - what is an SRS check? I gather something to do with service record of the rifle?

Mine is a SA of 1929 sn. 1313961.

Thank you in advance for any...

Looking at mine - serial for 1929 and barrel stamp matching - The peep is marked 6 on the left and R on the right. First thought would be the R is for Remington, but that's just me. Is it that, or...

I just stumbled across this site, I hope to be able to contribute as much as I glean. I love to shoot, anything, but prefer a good rifle over pistol. And I do love a milsurp firearm!

So howdy,...