Federal V. Contractor

I paged through Whisker, Hartzler & Yantz's "The U S Model Springfield Rifle-Musket" which covered the Model 1863s, too, and didn't see a clue there
 
I paged through Whisker, Hartzler & Yantz's "The U S Model Springfield Rifle-Musket" which covered the Model 1863s, too, and didn't see a clue there
I was thinking maybe a Federal inspector stamp would be a letter whereas a contractor would be a number. I have seen some with a letter and a number so maybe a contrctor stamped it and then a Federal. I have looked at other ways such as maybe the shield but haven't found anything concrete yet.
 

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