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    NN and ordnance bomb markings on '42 SA Garand bolt and receiver

    Found these two markings on a '42 SA Garandicon (699xxx) with Danishicon stock and one PB marked part:

    Bolt: D28287-19SA B-18
    The bolt seems to have an ordnance bomb stamped on it (never knew they did that). Any ideas?

    Receiver is marked C19A NN 28291-17

    What does the NN stand for?

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    Never seen a bolt with that stamp on it ? Your revision 19 is too late for your time period. I would think a early revision 12 bolt would be correct, later in 1942 the revision 17 bolts appeared for a brief period (GCAicon article)

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