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That's not your average NM rifle, with the contour of the pistol grip. NM Special? Can't recall and don't have Brophy close by. Beautiful. Thanks for posting up pix. Mark
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Oxcart13</div><div class="ubbcode-body">That's not your average NM rifle, with the contour of the pistol grip.</div></div>
+1....also with the electric pencilled serial on the bolt.
I'm going off of memory but I think the stock is called the National Match Type B or something like that. I will have to look it up at home when I get a chance. I believe it was only available on the earlier rifles.
Also besides the front sight being added and the rear sight added your gun also has a headless National Match cocking piece/striker assy. This was only available on earlier rifles as well. It was one way of reducing the weight of the firing pin assy. to increase the lock time of the action. I modified a standard springfield striker assy. on my gun to a headless style. Brings the weight of the firing pin assy. down to approx. a standard long action Remington 700 firing pin assy.