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    Nice 03. Give us a range report when you get a chance

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike D View Post
    Your serial # falls into a range of left over receivers that were not finished into complete rifle until the early 40's.
    I respectfully do not concur. Receivers in that serial range were assembled to rifles at or shortly after the time of manufacture.

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    Beautiful Rifle
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