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    The entire "corrected in service" concept seems odd to me.

    Why would someone stamp the "TR" BSA selection stamp on a rifle, when it is not in the EMERs?

    If so where would they get the correct sized stamps that approximate the original look, as those stamps do not appear to be identical to any other FTR stamps I know of, especially in the shape of the letters?

    If they did that why would the rifle not have the correct sniper swivel, as that is part of the upgraded rifle EMER?


    Not an expert or in any way knowledgeable about the topic, but it reminds me of something I have seem on US marked SA-52 M1C rifles, where in "enhanced rifles" are passed off as original.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frederick303 View Post
    The entire "corrected in service" concept seems odd to me.

    Why would someone stamp the "TR" BSA selection stamp on a rifle, when it is not in the EMERs?

    If so where would they get the correct sized stamps that approximate the original look, as those stamps do not appear to be identical to any other FTR stamps I know of, especially in the shape of the letters?

    If they did that why would the rifle not have the correct sniper swivel, as that is part of the upgraded rifle EMER?


    Not an expert or in any way knowledgeable about the topic, but it reminds me of something I have seem on US marked SA-52 M1C rifles, where in "enhanced rifles" are passed off as original.
    I cannot speak for the FTR marks, but removal of the swivel could have happened anywhere and at anytime by a shooter looking to enhance the rifles ability. The swivel could have just got in the way, and the rear sight removed as well for greater accuracy. I’m waiting for some others to chime in, barrel twist looks the same as my M47c, pads are milled fitted like my others. It’s looks right in that respect. I have three days to inspect and what not, it’s a clean all matching rifle minus the butt.

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