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    What are these Bolt Markings ?

    Never saw these before


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    Augusta Arsenal ???? Just a guess. Is the bolt from a re-worked rifle?
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    What are the markings (if any) on the op and bottom of the bolt handle and (if the bolt handle is "straight") on all sides of the safety lug?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hylander View Post
    Never saw these before
    The markings are factory identification markings placed on Remington M1903 bolts. The exact nature of the markings is unknown.

    Hope this helps.

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