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    Common, or Uncommon, Marking?

    I have a CMPicon "white bag" carbine with what appears to be an ordinance wheel marking on the left side of the rear sight. I've had a few M1icon carbines over the years and don't recall having seen this marking before.

    Is it common or unusual?



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    Yup SA. Springfield made spare parts after WWII. The ord. stamp is normal on these sights.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jimb16 View Post
    Yup SA. Springfield made spare parts after WWII. The ord. stamp is normal on these sights.
    SA also made carbine parts during WWII.
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