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    Default Identify this Trigger Guard

    Please see the attached pics. Is this an HRA trigger guard? I seem to recall seeing a reference picture that said something to the effect that the small bumps highlighted in the attached pictures indicate a trigger guard manufactured by Springfield Armory. But I cannot find the reference photos, so cannot confirm it.

    Does anyone remember and/or have that photo? Does anyone have other or additional data on how to identify post-war trigger guards by manufacturer? Cross-posted on CMP.

    TIA,

    Tommy

    http://i47.tinypic.com/1icq6a.jpg
    http://i48.tinypic.com/34s0x20.jpg

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    From what I've read SA has the bump,IHC and HRA do not. But never say never because of part overruns or contracts ending and SA using them.
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