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    one of my favorite 1903 rifles

    One of my favorite 1903 rifles came from the CMPicon auction as a barreled action. The finish is the way I received it. The stock came from another collector. I had the correct straight bolt. Barrel is SA 2-18 exc bore. Stock has the Philippine Ordnance Depot stamp and came from a collector. Anything special about that 1907 sling ?Attachment 100482Attachment 100481
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    Quote Originally Posted by RCS View Post
    Anything special about that 1907 sling ?
    You'd have to show me a bit more of it...
    Regards, Jim

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    Jim, I thought there was something different about the sling but I was wrong, just a regular 1907 sling. That PODD rebuild stamp lasted in Manila until the Japaneseicon arrived in 1942.
    Not many stocks found with this stamp

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