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    SC bolt?

    I am looking to buy my first 1903. The one I'm considering that the owner says has a "7" on the top of the bolt root and "L" on the bottom. I'm not familiar with these markings. Do you know what it is? Thanks
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    Is the bolt handle swept back slight or "straight"?
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    It looks slightly swept back. It resides in a 1943 SC receiver and barrel assembly

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrkurtz View Post
    I am looking to buy my first 1903. The one I'm considering that the owner says has a "7" on the top of the bolt root and "L" on the bottom. I'm not familiar with these markings. Do you know what it is? Thanks
    I am not aware of any bolts which fit that exact description. It could be one of several different bolts. Based on your description, however, the bolt is not likely a Smith-Corona bolt.

    Hope this helps.

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    Thank you very much

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