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    Unknown Mark on a Bavarian

    On my Bavarian Rockola I have this "X" mark on the the right side of the Receiver. I been looking at others and so far I have not come across one. Would anyone know why this X was placed there. Thank You

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    The receiver was used during an unspecified test conducted by Rockola.

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    My 1.73 Rock Ola also has that X, War Baby, page 398: "Various components (hammer, slides, barrels and receivers) manufactured by Rock-Ola throughout all of its four assigned SN blocks are sometimes found marked with a small X. These were taken at random during production from the assembly line, marked X for identification purposes, and used for quality control testing or experimentation. Components not damaged or destroyed in these tests were returned for acceptance, assembly and issue"

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    Thanks for the help...I was looking in my books and reading past post and I missed it. I had figured it was meant for something it would be unusual for someone to add this mark to the receiver for there own purposes. Thanks Brian and Cali.

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