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1903 A3 Remington Stocks ?
Living only 3 miles from the CMP
North Store, I have examined a number of A3rifles and stocks. I have seen non-pinned stocks, pinned stocks and cross-bolted stocks. But I am curious about which stocks were used for which serial number ranges. Recently, I saw a clean 3/43 rifle with a very nice cross bolt reinforced stock that had all of the original cartouches present. The owner said that the rifle was correct and original. I guess that I always assumed that these cross bolt stocks were used for later manufactured rifles. Does anyone know what stocks were original/correct for the
1903 A3s ?
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07-03-2009 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by
leecorky
Living only 3 miles from the
CMP
North Store, I have examined a number of A3rifles and stocks. I have seen non-pinned stocks, pinned stocks and cross-bolted stocks. But I am curious about which stocks were used for which serial number ranges. Recently, I saw a clean 3/43 rifle with a very nice cross bolt reinforced stock that had all of the original cartouches present. The owner said that the rifle was correct and original. I guess that I always assumed that these cross bolt stocks were used for later manufactured rifles. Does anyone know what stocks were original/correct for the
1903 A3s ?
A 3-43 '03-A3 would have a pinned stock. Your description indicates the stock has been replaced.
Hope this helps.
J.B.
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J.B. at what date or s/n range did the 03-A3's go back to using the cross bolt reinforced stocks? Thanks.
Len
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Originally Posted by
lenb
J.B. at what date or s/n range did the 03-A3's go back to using the cross bolt reinforced stocks? Thanks.
Len
At Remington, the changeover occurred with barrels dated about 7-43.
Hope this helps.
J.B.
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Yes, that helps a lot, thanks J.B.
Len
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