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    Here is the recently found RRAD rebuild...



    well ther she is a 3.1 SA refinsished at RRAD in 4-66
    Well what do think?
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    But where does it say RRAD? I do see a P in a sqaure. Very pretty rifle. I had one and let it go and sure am sorry about that.

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    Here are some pictures of one of the first CMPicon M1icon's I received when they still offered the USGI sevice grades. It is a RRAD rebuild.






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    The first M1icon I received from the CMPicon was in 1998. It was an RRAD rebuild with a Winchester Receiver. The bolt was also Winchester but the rest was mostly Springfield Armory with a couple of HRA parts. Barrel was a 1947 SA and looked new. Stock was new with a very dark finish. It did not look like it had been reissued since rebuild. RRAD was stamped on the side of the stock. It also had a NM marked Op Rod which I have seen on many rebuilds. It is a nice rifle.

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    Dry Heat...

    Do you see the last picture in my post of the receiver leg???'....Then the RRAD 4-66 on it?
    Thats where it says it, if it could "say" it.

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    RRAD marking

    Have a couple of these; the "RRAD" and date (month/year) on mine are marked in electro-pencil. Had never seen a "stamped" one before - any body know the "lore" on the difference? dg

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