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    Quote Originally Posted by BarnacleBill View Post
    Very good info, but I asked once about my Rem 03-A3, Serial number places the receiver at March, 1943, while the Rem barrel is dated 11-43. What are the odds that this combo is original?
    Bill, Two things to keep in mind:

    1. 03-A3 production was averaging around 50 or 60 thousand rifles per month so one would expect some extra inventory of barrels but not 8 or 9 months.

    2. Modern day serial number lists necessarily have been calculated using the actual number of rifles produced and shipped in a month and applying rules of thumbe regrading scrapped receivers etc.

    hope this sheds a little more light.

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