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    Receiver punch marks

    Can some one tell me what these punch marks are for? Thanks....Frank
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    Those small ones on the right side of the receiver are common and I believe that they are Rockwell hardness tests.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Newscotlander View Post
    Those small ones on the right side of the receiver are common and I believe that they are Rockwell hardness tests.
    correct, that is what they are.
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