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    Markings on Inland receiver

    I'm new to M1icon Carbines and looking at purchasing an Inland GM with the barrel stamped 6-44. On the right side of the receiver below the sight, there's an eleven letter/number stamping that I've not seen on any others. Anyone have any idea what this is? Appreciate any feedback.
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    May be an import stamp. I've seen them there and they are stamped rather lightly. What are the numbers/letters? May be a Bavarian police carbine. Not sure the designation for them.
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    Bill, appreciate the reply. The photo quality is poor but here is what can make out: CFCC 00 9A000 The characters are very uniform, straight, and deeply engraved. Thanks again for your help.

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    Could also be some agency that had it and applied their own number to it. Please post pictures if you are able.
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    Thanks again Bill. I'll try to get some pics. Appreciate your input.

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    Definitely not an import marking; that must be the name, city, & state of the importer.

    Sometimes the importer marking is below the wood line on the receiver; have you removed the action from the stock?

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    Import mark. A couple of minor variations were used, it appears. Previously discussed here:

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