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    [QUOTE=martin08;351472]Not sure if this is applicable for the No. 4 Trials, but I have a prototype Mosin Nagant of which only 288 were accepted, yet its production number is 311. Approximately 100 prototypes were rejected, so it was possible to have a serial number higher than 288. If that makes sense.

    Perhaps not all of the Trial Rifle production were accepted, as well? If so, a number higher than 2,478 could be possible.

    I agree, makes sense, Ray

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