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    Originally the rifle would have a IE, IR or IW in a roundel on the right side of the stock at the butt. If it isn't there, the stock was sanded.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Promo View Post
    Originally the rifle would have a IE, IR or IW in a roundel on the right side of the stock at the butt. If it isn't there, the stock was sanded.
    The roundel is in place IR with 1914 under. All the parts have the serial numbers.
    The two things that may be off is the front sight and the magazine follower, which has been
    Filed to ease manipulation.
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