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    Smith Corona 03A3

    Hi Everyone

    This Rifle has been in my safe for a few years and I would like to get any Info. on it I can.
    I Appreciate the help everyone gives me. I think the stock has been sanded at some point the stamps and cartouche are faint.

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    Looks like a correct SC from what I can see from your pictures.

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    I thought it was but wanted to get some input from someone with more knowledge than myself.
    Thanks again

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    Just one minor nit pick. The BP marked bolt sleeve is a Bay products WW11 replacement part.
    An original S/C will be marked with a G inside the ears when removed. Easy replacement for a very nice rifle.

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    Thanks pickax for the info. I dont know if its visable on the picture but the mag. cut off has cc stamped on it would it be a replacment part as well?

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    The mark "cc" denotes Commercial Controls. Smith-Corona bought all but the receiver from suppliers. I have never seen a list of who made what, but many of the suppliers have been identified. The pinned stock looks to be too early for the high number SC rifle, a replacement?

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