Various parts will have originally been marked with the Savage 'Square S' (looks like a 5 and is commonly a 'S inside a box'ĭuring its service life parts will have been replaced by non-Savage parts and this is quote normal - unlike some Garand collectors Enfield owners do not want or expect every nut, screw, bolt and washer to be stamped with the serial number, date of manufactur and the name and home address of the factory guy who made the part If anything else is numbered its a bonus. The furniture SHOULD be numbered and ideally should be number matching with the bolt & body.Īfter 1944 all magazines SHOULD have been numbered to the rifle body as magazines need to be individually fitted (fitted - not just clicked-in) to ensure smooth feeding. The bolt and body (receiver) MUST be numbers matching or it doesn't have the corect bolt.
