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RTI C-GRADE

Started by Marshall-law, December 25, 2014, 03:39:27 PM

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Marshall-law

I had to try a RTI C-grade. Here is what I got. Receiver and gas tube match. Trigger, mag, cover and bolt match. Stock appears to be marked with a E after the number, maybe. It came with a cleaning rod and a used patch in the buttstock. Here are some pic. Merry Christmas!

brentb636

As to the stock s/n, I'm guessing an "8" or a "6" .  It's not an "E", but those stock s/n's can be very hard to read. :)
I like guns

Marshall-law

Could be I guess. Looks a little flat on top. Here are some pic's of some inspection marks in side stock.

Marshall-law

Quote from: brentb636 on December 25, 2014, 07:24:24 PM
As to the stock s/n, I'm guessing an "8" or a "6" .  It's not an "E", but those stock s/n's can be very hard to read. :)
I agree its most likely not a E. Maybe your guesses, or a 5.

running-man

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Quote from: Marshall-law on December 25, 2014, 10:08:17 PM
Could be I guess. Looks a little flat on top. Here are some pic's of some inspection marks in side stock.

I'd say its a '3'. The ghost and early /26\ threes were flat topped like that:



Neat on the internal inspection marks. You don't see those on all stocks.  Is there a triangle 21 or a star stamp anywhere on the stock?  There are some star stamps that have been noted inside stocks in those internal areas where you proof marks are too...
      

Marshall-law

In one of the photos is a pic of the bottom of the barrel that has a stamped upside down V then 7314. Is that a SN#?

running-man

Our best guess is that the under-barrel number is some kind of a barrel lot or barrel heat treat #.  There are blocks of similar S/N'd guns that have identical barrel numbers that we've tracked in the survey.  These barrel numbers continue to be stamped all the way through at least 1966 and the early short lug guns before they are gradually phased out.
      

CARBINE

Looks like you did well!! Congrats!
â€...“If you could kick the person in the pants responsible for most of your trouble, you wouldn’t sit for a month.â€, - Theodore Roosevelt


Marshall-law

Thanks RM! Thanks CARBINE!

CARBINE

Are you planning on repairing the crack in the stock? It looks like one you could do fairly easy.
â€...“If you could kick the person in the pants responsible for most of your trouble, you wouldn’t sit for a month.â€, - Theodore Roosevelt


Dannyboy53

This is great Marshall-law, let us know how she shoots!

Marshall-law

Quote from: CARBINE on December 26, 2014, 11:19:12 AM
Are you planning on repairing the crack in the stock? It looks like one you could do fairly easy.
Yes I plan on repairing it. I like keeping my milsurp as is.   thumb1