I have a cousin to this rifle, 909233!
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I have a cousin to this rifle, 909233!
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Post some photos if you can
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What are the letters on the screw.? I can't make it out on the photo.
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“Then said he unto them, But now, he that hath a purse, let him take it, and likewise his scrip: and he that hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one.†(Luke 22:36)
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It appears to me to have NA5623 along the top. The other stamping along the bottom appear to be coded stamps.
I cannot post the other photos I took of it because I've lost that camera and iPhone somewhere in the house.
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I believe that I might have the provenance all wrong on this scope mount except for the name of the advanced 1903 Springfield collector I got it from.
Last edited by Fred; 01-01-2018 at 11:05.
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Google search. NAS623 is a national aerospace screw standard.
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Wow!
I kind of flipped a coin on whether it was a 5 or an S. Thanks!!!
have you or anyone an idea on why it was used? It was probably just handily available at the time.
Last edited by Fred; 01-01-2018 at 11:51.
NAS-623-X-X is a common aerospace screw. NAS ostensibly replaced AN fasteners, but NAS, MS and AN get used interchangeably on engineering drawings.
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Maybe the machinist who made it worked in aerospace?
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I'm getting ready to put this rifle up for sale on Gunbroker. I haven't decided on an Auction or a Sale yet though.
Here are some clearer photos I've taken of the rifle with my iPad today that I'll use in the add when it goes up.
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