Help Identify C.A.I. Replacement Barrel on Winchester M1 Garand

[Whitewhaletrading]

The receiver, trigger group, Op Rod all check out by Drawing numbers as March 1943 Winchester. The replacement barrel has markings I can't identify except it was built in 1967. This is a Century Arms import so it's possible it's a Korean, Danish, Greek or other barrel. The circular marking is reminiscent of asian military rifles but I can't place it or find it - especially on a Garand. Any help would be appreciated.

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[RCS]

I might be wrong, but I think it is from Tiawan

[Whitewhaletrading]

Yes thanks. It reminds me of Chinese markings on captured Japanese rifles put in Chinese service.

[Whitewhaletrading]

Thanks again. Here is pic of Taiwanese M14 with that circular symbol. So I am probably safe to ID it as a Chinese-Tiawanese barrel.

[browningautorifle]

Yes, I think it's Taiwanese...

[Mark in Rochester]

This is a 1950's Taiwan made variant of the WW2 US M1 Garand Rifle Bayonet & Scabbard The bayonet has black plastic grips and has an overall length of 14". The 9 3/4" single edged fullered blade retains all of it's parkerized finish. The blade is stamped on the ricasso 'KS 60-6' together with a 6 spoked wheel roundel which is the manufacturer code for Taiwan.

[Orlando]

[Whitewhaletrading]

All responses deeply appreciated. I'm putting up on GB for my brother and it gives me a basis for pricing. Unfortunately it is not as valuable as he thought. Thanks again everyone.
Gary
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