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Two S/243 1937: "f" block & "g" block

D-K

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The "f" block is vet bring back and is all matching except the bandspring, which was missing. It features the early style lower band. 3371940 has a rifle a few thousand higher than this one in the picture sticky index and it has the block-type lower band as does the "g" block here. From these examples, it is clear they phased out the earlier style in the "f" block.

The "g" block is all matching except the rear bolt assembly and shows much more wear.
 

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I agree, a wonderful set, - and excellent images!

Not too often does the rc-rate on an early maker-date get lessened in a single thread, the rc-rate on 1937/MB just took a hit! (still high though...)
 
Thanks everyone. Both rifles came with early style slings that I forgot to photo when I did the rifle images. I will add those the next time I take pictures.
 

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