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    model 1917 stock marking

    Just received my first model 1917. She is an Eddystone that has been around the block a few times. It has a non matching serial number on the top of the bolt handle, but no red paint on the butt or under the handguards?. Has a JA barrel that is like new, a few mixed small parts, a P in a square behind the trigger guard and very dark parkerizing. What have I got? Detmer
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    P in square

    The P in a square is a post WW2 rebuild marking, The Johnson barrel indicates a WW2 rebuild

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