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kuduae
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Re: 275 Rigby Question
10/12/11 04:01 AM

Numbers visible on triggerguards, floorplates and outside of Rigby Mausers are usually serial numbers of Rigby or other British retailers. The numbers on bolts and other small parts, in Texgun's case "17", are the last two digits of the Mauser factory serial number. To verify this Mauser serial number, you have to take the rifle apart. The Mauser number on actions sold to other gunmakers is under the receiver ring, behind the recoil lug, and on the rear wall of the magazine. These are the numbers that have to match, ending with a "17", as Rigby did not care to renumber all parts.

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275 Rigby Question	Texgun	15/07/11 07:11 AM
Re: 275 Rigby Question	shamus	09/12/11 02:10 PM
Re: 275 Rigby Question	kuduae	10/12/11 04:01 AM
Re: 275 Rigby Question	shamus	10/12/11 08:03 AM
Re: 275 Rigby Question	kuduae	10/12/11 08:59 AM
Re: 275 Rigby Question	shamus	10/12/11 09:38 AM
Re: 275 Rigby Question	Rule303	10/12/11 02:36 PM
Re: 275 Rigby Question	shamus	10/12/11 03:32 PM
Re: 275 Rigby Question	kuduae	11/12/11 05:29 AM
Re: 275 Rigby Question	shamus	11/12/11 10:22 AM
Re: 275 Rigby Question	Rule303	11/12/11 11:15 AM
Re: 275 Rigby Question	shamus	11/12/11 11:24 AM

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