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    Anyone have SRS access that can check my 1903 serial number?

    I was wondering if anybody had access to SPRINGFIELD RESEARCH SERVICE or had the CD and could see if any information is available on my 1918 M1903. Not sure what is available but it would be neat to see if any historical tid-bits are available.

    Serial number is 921787


    Any information would be appreciated.
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    No match, unfortunately.
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    Most of the WWI production went off to the Army immediately. Good chance it saw action in WWI.
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    Bummer....

    Thanks for taking the time to check....

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    Really Nice rifle!
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