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And oh... If you post the exact serial number, I'll see if it's listed in the serialization book for you..
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10-06-2010, 07:32 PM
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The grade would be stamped on the flat of the action, where the barrel flat and the action flat meet. The grade would be adjacent to the serial number. The number and letters you mention may be Remington repair codes which are normally stamped on the underside of the barrels on the flat.
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