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  1. 08-16-2014 12:38 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by INLAND44 View Post
    Looks like a typical post-war M2 stock. Pretty sure it was USGI at one time. The '66' might be a rack number from some other country.
    Yes it's typical, but different than my SA manufactured stocks. Do you know what manufacturer milled their stocks like this one? The one on the eBay auction just sold, but was also unmarked. I agree that the 66 might be a foreign marking. What features indicate Post War to you - the lack of Overton markings? - Bob
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    Looks a lot like a stock that I took off an Italianicon rebuilt Quality Hardware that I got from CMPicon. Kinda fat all over. No markings at all.
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