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    Since the original purchase of s/n 1479546, there was some changes during the years, the stock was changed from a scant stock marked C-S.A.A. in a rectangle with a square corner boxed P to the SA SPG stock, the bolt was changed from a BF1 to NS and the trigger guard had the early pin installed for the trigger. The receiver has that kind of rough dull black color while the barrel assembly is more of a green color. The barrel was original to the receiver unless changed in service
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    Quote Originally Posted by RCS View Post
    Since the original purchase of s/n 1479546, there was some changes during the years, the stock was changed from a scant stock marked C-S.A.A. in a rectangle with a square corner boxed P to the SA SPG stock, the bolt was changed from a BF1 to NS and the trigger guard had the early pin installed for the trigger. The receiver has that kind of rough dull black color while the barrel assembly is more of a green color. The barrel was original to the receiver unless changed in service
    I can't blame you for making the changes. I would have made them also. But, you just traded one set of riddles for another! :-)

    Thanks for the update!

    J.B.

    p.s.,

    While you're making changes, you need to find a nice pre-WWII cutoff.

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