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    Quote Originally Posted by LMDawson View Post
    Thank you, that helps a bunch. Looks Like a C.O.T.C., which I did find. When I get home tonight I will post that for you.

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    Thanks a lot Lisa. Have a nice day.

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    Your C with the Broad Arrow looks like a Canadianicon Land Service and the COTC stands for Canadian Officers Training Corps and the D maybe Dalhousie University. I will keep checking around for more info.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LMDawson View Post
    Your C with the Broad Arrow looks like a Canadianicon Land Service and the COTC stands for Canadian Officers Training Corps and the D maybe Dalhousie University. I will keep checking around for more info.

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    Hello Lisa,

    That´s sounds great ! Thank you for this. Now i must go to work but i hope you´re getting more info.

    Have a good day.

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    My M1917 was a re-import I bought two years ago from a local dealer. The stock has been heavily sanded, but proof and Canadianicon stamp are still visable. Reciever and Barrel (7-18) are both Remington. I searched for traces of red paint with no avail. I suspect it was present, however, as the front of the stock seems to have been sanded a little harder than the rest of the stock, suggesting the importer wanted it removed for cosmetic reasons. It's too bad. Overall, it's a nice rifle and a pretty good shooter.

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    Could you please send a pic of the markings on the right side of the buttstock?

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