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  1. 08-29-2009 06:10 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by c&rfan View Post
    Hi Gunner,

    The * on a No.4 means just what you said.

    In the case of the P-14 the mum like stamping on the bolt, receiver and barrel means that the rifle now meets the P-14 Mk I* specifications for lengthening the bolt lug and modifying the receiver and barrel. It's an entirely different mark from the *.
    Why did Englandicon see the need to lengthen the lugs on the P-14 bolt? Conversley, where M1917's designed with the lengthened lugs? Just curious.

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