WRA hammer, and proofs inside stock??

Note the small numbers "21" inside my WRA stock, 1108196, must be an inspector?
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...g?t=1294085013
Note proofs in front of trigger housing lug..B over B, and E or T
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Type 2 dogleg hammer has no "W", but it has 2 punch marks..Look like WRA?
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Garandy,
We've found numbers and or letters stamped on the frt bridge on I cuts straight through to long channel low wood WRA stocks.
Some also have the frt bridge stamped with letters/numbers stamped on the lower right rail.

Same thoughts... Inspectors, shift and or stations...etc.

Charlie-painter777

WRA Low Wood- Long Barrel Channel stamped 62......
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC05152-1.jpg

WRA I CUt.......... H frt bridge... 3 or 8 on right rail.....
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC01834-1.jpg

https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...DSC01833-1.jpg

Thanks Charlie, how about the hammer? No W?

I assume you already read this in the newsletter? NL #336 says, Unmarked Type 1 hammers were reported up to about serial 1022464. "Virtually all type 2 and 4 hammers were reported as being marked with a W on left side". "An Unknown quantity of hammers was reportedly integrated from Std Products in late 1942 or early 1943". I guess "virtually all" would mean that there were some reported as not marked? I don't know. Just reporting what I have read.

...No, I just re started CC...sorry,..Is it possible its a SP hammer? How about the 2 pin punches?

ok, no problem. I see nothing in the CC letters regards a nice STD prod update like they have lately done for IBM, Winchester and INLAND blocks. I have never seen any data about a . . marked hamme (although I am by no means an expert in any of this stuff) . War Baby references Hawk Tool (S-HTE) and White sewing (SW) as Hammer vendors for Std Prod. War Baby, does confirm that an Unknown number of hammers were transferred from Std to Winchester in late 1942-early 43 but gives no indication of any markings on them. So.... maybe someone else like BQ has more information.

I was hoping the twin punch marks were a hint of the maker...

some things are unique to Win hammers (from what I've read).

I didnt feel like trying to pull the hammer, I just hoped there was enough to make a judgement call...