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    RIA Match triger

    This is my first time posting on this new forum.I hope to show the triger of my new RIA.Lee W.Attachment 4069
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    bet that really digs into your finger...nice picture

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    Your crosshatching extends further up than any other trigger I have seen. You going to post more pictures of the rifle?

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    This one is new to me.RIA reciver,RA 8-42 barrel,1938 C stock,Two hole NS bolt.Small parts are RockIsland flaming bomb marked excrpt for the CV extracter.Lee W.

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    Does any one know what A8072 means? Lee W.

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    I think it might be an obsolete USMC TAMCN (Table of Authorized Materials Control Number). Curently, and during my time in the Corps, weapons TAMCN's started with an "E", but this may be an old obsolete TAM number.

    It might be some type of museum or unit inventory number also, but they certainly went wild putting it on every part of the rifle. Someone either had a lot of time on their hands, or they wanted all parts of this rifle to remain together. Is A8072 also on the bolt anywhere?

    Post some more pictures of that puppy. Is the bore in good shape?

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    The bore is like new.I will take some pics of each part and post them.(now that I know how) Jim,did I tell you how I got this rifle?I know I told JB and GB,but you might like to heare it

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    I think we would all like to hear the story. I know from experience that the best rifles sometimes just fall into your lap.

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    Ok here's the story;About five years ago I bought a high numberd RIA from this guy at the Tulsa show,at the time he had this rifle on his table also and he said "that's a RIA match rifle" well I noticed it was of mixed parts,and politly walked away with the other rifle.When I got home,I told my Dad that I thought his so called match rifle was a good one and that I should have gotten it too.Dad said"you can't get them all"Since then,twice a year,I have tried to find his table.For some reason this show I decided to cover my table and walk arround early on Friday,normaly I try to sell something first.The second row I walked down was the one and there it was.I told the guy that I had looked for him for the last five years and that I wanted the match rifle,He told me that he had a small stroke after that show and this was his first time back.I have no idea where he got the rifle,but after he sold it to me at the old price,I didn't wait arround to talk.I thought it was a special rifle but at worst it was worth it's parts.Lee W.

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    Neat story.

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