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    Quote Originally Posted by Prince Humperdink View Post
    Nice! I had to go to my safe to check one of my Eddystone's that I thought was close to Your serial number,but mine is 1090955.
    Well, hey, only about 7200 rifles apart. They may have been produced in the same week
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    Looking forward to hearing more about your rifle Clash77. I can't wait to shoot mine as soon as the gunsmith is finished with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Prince Humperdink View Post
    Nice! I had to go to my safe to check one of my Eddystone's that I thought was close to Your serial number,but mine is 1090955.
    My Eddystone 1917 is # 827801, 1918 year, and is still a tack driver @ 100 yards.
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