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Smith-Corona 03A3 Stock markings

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  • Henry0Reilly
    I put the title of this thread in a www.dogpile.com search and got back 4 articles on the subject in the first 5 results. Not sure if the results will link:  click here, maybe?


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  • nmyers
    It depends; there are a lot of possibilities.  Are you looking to buy a book on the subject, or are you just trying to identify the stock that you have?
    Neal
    EDIT:  I would expect the stock to have a boxed FJA & ordnance wheel on the left side, & K or S in the magazine cutoff notch.   And, inspector stamps on the bottom of the stock just forward of the trigger group.
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  • ammo guy
    Yes , wanting to know what factory markings they would have.  As stated all I can find on the web is that they will have the "circle P" on the wrist but can't find anything other than that as to factory markings?
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  • navc130
    Per THE MODEL 1903 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE;  They will usually be stamped "E" on the tip of the forend, will usually have one or two "E's" stamped in the barrel channel, workmanship is rougher than Remington 1903A3 stocks with machining and rasp marks visible on stocks that have not been refinished.  The first six to seven months of 1903A3 by Remington and Smith Corona will have stock pins instead of stock screws.
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