According to a Freedom of Information Act request logged with the USAMC Logistics Data Analysis Center at Redstone Arsenal in Alabama (copy included), The Remington Model 700/M24 rifle bearing this serial number first entered Army inventory through the Anniston Munitions Center in September of 1996, with the final record of possession being a return to Anniston from Remington in March 2016. Noted among the records are transfer of the weapon to the Second Infantry Regiment in Vilseck, Germany in 2000, the Third Infantry in 2002, and back to the Second in 2006. In 2012 it would be transferred from Anniston Arsenal to Theater Supply Support at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan; the next record after that is the rifle being checked in at the Army Logistic Readiness Center in Fort Campbell, Kentucky by First Battalion, 502nd Infantry Regiment. The notes for Bagram call it out as being there for "Operation Resolute Support" (aka the Resolute Support Mission), a NATO-led mission to train and advise Afghanistani military forces. The list does not include final disposition of the item from Army inventory. The receiver is drilled and tapped on the left side of the bridge and the top of the bridge and front ring, with no parts included other than the filler screws on the left side.