Question on type II National Match rifle on gunbroker

[Cosine26]

To Quote from the handbook issued at the 1963 National Matches:
“20. Identification mark shall consist of the letters “NM’ approximately 1/8 inch high "inscribed" on the barrel between the front hand guard and front sight.”
Mine is on the left side but I believe that some were inscribed on the top of the barrel. The gas cylinder "NM" appears to be stamped. My NM is a fully documented NM that I bought through the DCM in 1962
For what it's worth

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[Joe W]

To Quote from the handbook issued at the 1963 National Matches:
“20. Identification mark shall consist of the letters “NM’ approximately 1/8 inch high "inscribed" on the barrel between the front hand guard and front sight.”
Mine is on the left side but I believe that some were inscribed on the top of the barrel. The gas cylinder "NM" appears to be stamped. My NM is a fully documented NM that I bought through the DCM in 1962
For what it's worth

I guess you are aware of this but as I read "The Type 2 NM Part 2' by Bob Seijas in the GCA Journal, your rifle was one of only 291 NM rifles sold by DCM in 1962. You are a lucky man to have overcome any temptation to sell it over the years.