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    Note the lack of the fancy script N behind the trigger guard seen on most 2nd Allins.

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    Yes. Is that N on the Issued 1866's? The script N Is however on my early #6 1868 Rifle which has a converted 1866 stock.

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    Dick Hosmer advised me that the script "N" indicated that the weapon had been issued with a new stock, rather than the one it had originally come with.
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    Thank you Dan.

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    That explains it being on my early 1868 with its converted 1866 stock. Neat! Thanks!

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    Having only seen less than 100, very few I have seen did not have the script N which makes me think the original stocks were marked with the N.

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    That sounds reasonable to me. I'm open to any and all ideas and knowledge you guys have!
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    Here is a photo I just now took of the bore on this 1866. The light source is the reflection of the morning sunlight off of the Ejector.
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