Hi Herschel
Another bit of trivia - when you find reworked 1922's the replacement bolts have not been numbered, at least in my experience.
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Hi Herschel
Another bit of trivia - when you find reworked 1922's the replacement bolts have not been numbered, at least in my experience.
I have owned one Model of 1922 that had been upgraded with the M2 bolt and have handled a couple of others. I don't recall if the bolts had been numbered to the receiver.
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Are the bolts ever numbered with the full serial number on the bottom of the bolt...electro penciled? 1922M11 btw
Last edited by Ls6man; 09-03-2016 at 05:04.
The bolts of the 1922M1, 1922MII and M2 were always numbered with the complete serial number of the rifle.
Last edited by Herschel; 09-03-2016 at 08:06.
Deleted as this was a duplicate post.
Last edited by Herschel; 09-03-2016 at 08:08.
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So I'm assuming the rifles full serial will be electro penciled on the bolt underside. I've seen bolts that were electro penciled as well as stamped near the lugs hence why I was asking.
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I have only seen the number on the main body of the bolt. On the top for 30 caliber and bottom for the 22's.
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The ONLY thing I don't love about my NRA Sporter; but I can live with it.Originally Posted by Kragrifle
The last of the NRA Sporters had the serial number on the bottom of the bolt. When the bolt is out of he receiver the extractor hides the sn. The extractor has to be rotated to see the sn.
I am not sure of the date, nor of the rifle sn, that the sn location was moved to the bottom.
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