Regarding rebuild cartouches

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  • Cullenparker
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 21

    #1

    Regarding rebuild cartouches

    Would a rifle with a 1930 receiver, and a 1928 barrel have an SA/JFC stamp on the stock from Springfield Armory? I was under the impression that such a stamp is a rebuild mark, but I am uncertain. Thanks for string me straight!

    C Parker
  • John Beard
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 2275

    #2
    Originally posted by Cullenparker
    Would a rifle with a 1930 receiver, and a 1928 barrel have an SA/JFC stamp on the stock from Springfield Armory? I was under the impression that such a stamp is a rebuild mark, but I am uncertain. Thanks for setting me straight!

    C Parker
    "S.A./J.F.C." is indeed a Springfield Armory overhaul inspection stamp. And it could appear on a 1930 receiver with a 1928 barrel. But it actually post-dates your rifle by a few years.

    Your rifle's barrel and receiver were originally manufactured as parts to replace the barrel and receiver of a low-number rifle turned in for overhaul.

    Hope this helps.

    J.B.

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