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I have a No.2 MkIVstar .22 rifle with the C broad arrow N marking as shown on the Colt New Service. I looked at two Long Branch line throwers, the 1944 does not have the N on the socket and the 1950 does.
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11-03-2014 08:54 AM
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The "N" mark on the ROFM 1941 No.4Mk.1 is identical to yours CODFan. It's just centered below the seal number instead of above it.
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A few pictures. I am looking for help/comments .....
1. "Ry" on Knox Form = Replacement Barrel? However Barrel is date 43 (as is the Rifle).
2. Crescent C on Receiver, bolt head and on Barrel?
3. The trigger is grooved and is marked "SM" (Singer) with a No4 profile correct?
Thank you.
Last edited by CODFan; 11-15-2014 at 02:39 PM.
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The Receiver was also stammped, then scrubbed, then the No4 MkI*, Long Branch, 1943 reapplied.
Therefore, the firearm was rejected at some point (C on receiver?), reworked with new barrel (hence the R), and reissued (many acceptance marks are present)?
Difficult to see in the picutre, however the initial markings are still barely visible ....
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