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jmm03-Here are the only other photos that I could find. Should you need further detail, please advise and I'll forward them to your email address. I have trouble with photos to a forum for some reason. Also have rifle #1257703, a 1 in 10" twist Winchester. That rifle is not documented, but identical to this rifle other than twist.
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Neat rifles!
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Here is mine: RIA ser# 298837 with a USMC 4-42 Segley barrel.
Siefly
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SA s/n 1031506 with Sedgely 9-41 barrel
Rifle purchased in 1962, USMC Sedgely barrel has vise marks and buttplate is punched marked. Bore is mint, WW1 stock without cartouche or rebuild stamps
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Hi Bill,I just like to see older target rifles,my holy grail of 03's would probably be a style T similar to yours.Just something real pleasing about old iron... Thanks, Jim
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Siefly and RCS- very nice USMC rifles you have there! I have one as well, and am hoping to be able to add one with a USMC 41 or 42 barrel in the future to continue with the collection.
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Look in the recess for the cutoff - is there an S stamp?Originally Posted by RCS
"We make men without chests and expect from them virtue and enterprise. We laugh at honor and are shocked to find traitors in our midst."
--C.S. Lewis
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Last edited by mkrad; 01-08-2014 at 12:06. Reason: revised pic
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answer for Rick
On my USMC serial number 1031506 with the Sedgely 9-41 barrel, the mark inside the cut-off recess is an O also unable to find a proof stamp but that could have been removed ?
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Rick- whats the meaning behind the mark you were referring to in the cut off well? A sub inspector's stamp, or is it USMC related by chance?
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