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    Just took the block to bits.
    The Nos match 374. Loading / cocking Lever 374, Sear 4, Trigger block 374.
    The only one that does not is the pin / spring carrier, it has 838A on it.
    Just seen on the back of the dropping block the 838A again it also has 374 on the side.
    There are 2 stamps on the dropping block that I will try and take pics.
    Looks like the stamps ether side on the dropping block are the same.
    I remember that I did not change the pin now, it was the flat trigger spring.
    Last edited by read6737; 10-03-2012 at 05:28 PM.
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