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Congratulations on the good job, you turned it back into a nice looking rifle.
I hope you didn't throw away the sporter stock, because it's a nice original Springfield M1903 C-Stock (S-marking in cutoff area). There are stock foreends avaliable, would make sense on this stock. Did you check it if there was a drawing number in front of the rear swivel?
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08-17-2012 10:55 AM
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I am quite impressed by the stock. Blow away as a matter of fact.
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Originally Posted by
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Congratulations on the good job, you turned it back into a nice looking rifle.
I hope you didn't throw away the sporter stock, because it's a nice original Springfield M1903 C-Stock (S-marking in cutoff area). There are stock foreends avaliable, would make sense on this stock. Did you check it if there was a drawing number in front of the rear swivel?
The only marking on the stock are those in the cut off. There are numerous places where a rasp was used to thin the stock or to remove markings. The forestock has also been tapered back father then I believe a replacement forend would repair. I am in fact keeping the stock. Never know when a use might come up.