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    Type Of Wood

    I've noticed some stocks, especially on the Plainfields, are a very light, blond colored wood. Is that birch?
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    Commercial Carbine Stocks..60's

    If they have a real Blond look to them, probably Alder, a real clear grain, that doesn't stain very well.
    Clear runs of Birch can be pretty light also, but usually give a orange hue when oiled over and tend to show a Blotchy finish with stain applied.
    I have no proof, but often wonder if some may have tried making stocks from Ash.

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