Large AAG arsenal mark on scant stock?

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Originally Posted by Loy Hamilton

I really like your avatar :thup:

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Would you like to see it full size? It's hilarious.

J.B. :)

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Originally Posted by Newscotlander

John, Thank you. Hopefully, someday we will have the names of all the inspectors at Augusta and can establish a timeframe for each of the different stamps used.

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I don't have the names, but I can establish time frames for most of them.

J.B.

Are you willing to share? I'd like to see. I'm especially interested in AAE.


Hey! I'm a poet, and I didn't even know it.

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Originally Posted by Newscotlander

Are you willing to share? I'd like to see. I'm especially interested in AAE.


Hey! I'm a poet, and I didn't even know it.

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I have no information on AAE. But, if you have photos of the stock, inspection stamp, and proof mark, I can probably date it for you.

Look at your feet and see if they're Longfellow's! :)

J.B.

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Originally Posted by John Beard

Would you like to see it full size? It's hilarious.

J.B. :)

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Yes, I would. thanks!! Loy

Hey J.B.,

Am no poet, and have no photo for you to see, but when might Augusta Arsenal have applied a "G" ?

Lancee, sorry, I meant death to bad guys, LB

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Originally Posted by Loy Hamilton

Yes, I would. thanks!! Loy

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Enjoy!

J.B.

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Originally Posted by Lancebear

Hey J.B.,

Am no poet, and have no photo for you to see, but when might Augusta Arsenal have applied a "G" ?

Lancee, sorry, I meant death to bad guys, LB

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I believe AAG may date from the WWII period.

J.B.

J.B.,

Am a litte bit fuzzled. I started this thread about an AAG marked scant stock. Thought all scant stocks were of WWII vintage? If that is wrong when did scant stock production start? Thought they were all made for field replacement in WWII.

Lancebear

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Originally Posted by Lancebear

J.B.,

Am a litte bit fuzzled. I started this thread about an AAG marked scant stock. Thought all scant stocks were of WWII vintage? If that is wrong when did scant stock production start? Thought they were all made for field replacement in WWII.

Lancebear

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Fuzzled? :(

Go back and read my last posting. :bash: I stated that AAG dated from the WWII period. And that's entirely consistent with it appearing in a scant stock. Scant stock production started in 1942 and, except for '03-A4's, scant stocks were indeed used as replacements.

J.B. :)