That is a nice Model of 1922. Is the bolt of the M1icon bolt serialized to the rifle? Nice that it still has the correct magazine. That by itself is a $500.00+ value. Also appears to have the correct Lyman 48B rear sight, (1/MOA per click elevation adjustment) . The front Lyman 17 is an upgrade. It should be a standard 1903 front post. Easily corrected if so designed.

The D&T'ed receiver is likely not done at Springfield. Although, Brophy's books mentions that rifles could be ordered, D&T'ed for the Winchester A5 scope, I believe the holes were D&T'ed only on the barrel because of the difficulty in drilling the hardened receiver ring. The rough holes in your receiver ring kind of reflect those concerns.

What is the LOP? It looks like the stock might have been shortened slightly. It should be 13.75" from front of trigger to back of buttplate, center.

Since only 211 M1922's were assembled in 1922, it is more then likely your rifle was made in 1923. The 6-22 barrel is original to the rifle. What condition is the bore? Most pre-1926 barrels have pitting due to the highly corrosive rimfire ammo of the time. I have two M1922's, both with 1922 barrels. One has pitting it's entire length, the other, just a little past the chamber. Surprisingly, the one with the extensive pitting still shots 1" groups at 50 yards.

Art