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    Here is the mark on the stock,




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    National Postal Meter. Look carefully near the NPM marking. You may be able to see the Ordnance wheel too.
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    The picture is bad, but you can see the ordnance wheel in the stock, just to the right, in the picture.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xwarp View Post
    Here is the mark on the stock
    The NPM over FJA in the box is Nice and you can barely see the Ordnance Wheel, but it's there. I have a '44 NPM and for some reason those Trimble Stocks to me feel a lot more stout than my others. Actually I weighed my Trimble Stock and it was a little heavier than my others.
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