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    RFI 1947 .410 smooth bore

    Can anyone tell me what the alum band with SSXXXXXX around the trigger guard is for on my .410 smooth bore? It was origionaly a No1 Mk3 Enfield dated 1919 on the right side, RFI 1947 .410 on the left side.

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    It's an inventory number.........

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    When Springfield Sporters imported huge batches of rifles from India and the far east they pop riveted the numbered aluminum band around the trigger guard bow. I don't know why as the bands are removable and therefore not the book serial number for the Feds. It may have been book keeping on the shipping side and a later book generated with cross index of band and serial numbers. I never thought to ask when I was there.

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