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    I believe your scope is quite possibly an original. However, Its much more likely that an early production rifle(and scope) would have been sent to the Pacific theatre. Also very early scopes would not have been marked with GI nomenclature (model no., serial no.) Gi Stock numbers were not used on M73B1's until the tail end of production.
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