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    I have found no evidence to indicate that Smith-Corona rifles were manufactured or assembled in Rochester, NY. As I recall, the Smith-Corona plant where M'03-A3's were manufactured and assembled was located in Syracuse, NY.

    Did I miss something?

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    SC 03a3

    EnfieldNutt84,
    When I received an SC 03a3 from the CMPicon I understood that they were made in Syracuse. If you are interested in a Rochester made WWII rifle go to the CMP web site and order a National Postal Meter M1icon carbine. They were assembled in Rochester during the war. I'm also located in the Rochester area and have an interest in NY made weapons.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Beardicon View Post
    I have found no evidence to indicate that Smith-Corona rifles were manufactured or assembled in Rochester, NY. As I recall, the Smith-Corona plant where M'03-A3's were manufactured and assembled was located in Syracuse, NY.

    Did I miss something?

    J.B.
    No, you didn't. The citation was lifted from a somewhat flawed account of the 03 familiy on Wikipedia.

    We(the members of this group) should probably edit the wiki article

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    Jim
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