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Rec'd one with "23" etched on the lower edge of both grips. I'm assuming they are rack numbers.
Sorry I can't post pix anymore but I could email them to someone if they want to post them. |
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My 1945 CMP Remington Rand had the rack number stamped in the frame.
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Mine had a neat removable tag.
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Here's mine just recvd! 11-14-19
I Love RACK no's!! ![]() Sent from my SM-J727V using Tapatalk |
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Interestingly enough, my magazine has what looks like scratched out rack or inventory numbers on it. Only very faint now, but cool none the less.
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My 1943 Ithaca (RR slide) has a yellow 50 painted on the right side frame opposite the safety. I'll spend the rest of my life making sure it stays intact while cleaning it!
Sorta related, my 1943 Garand has a 54 stamped into the wood on the base of the grip, AND a Dymo 54 label stuck over the stamp. Seems like anything goes for rack numbers! |
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The larger the unit, the more you have to try to keep things in order. Every day we did a number count - once a month, a designated officer (sometimes senior NCO) did a actual serial number inspection and count of everything in the arms room. |
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