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    Question Grooved 03 triggers

    I have two styles...a thin profile and a thicker profile.
    Can some one please tell me what the difference is?
    Also what is the importance of a 3 digit number on the top of an 03 milled smooth buttplate?
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    To my knowledge, and others here are more expert,:
    Early SA/RIA triggers were thin with no grooves ~1903-1910
    SA/RIA triggers ~1910-1918 thicker grooves
    SA/RIA triggers ~1917-1921 were thicker with no grooves
    SA triggers 1921-1940 were thicker with grooves
    Rem and SC were thicker with no grooves

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    The three-digit number you mention is probably a rack number.
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