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  1. 07-01-2012 11:02 AM #1
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    Odd Winchester recoil plate.

    I've never seen this type before. Is it legitimate and if so, when was it used?
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    It looks cast to me.
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    Look at the direction of the W, too. I've never seen one canted that way.
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    That is cast, not milled. Can not tell from one pic, but it also looks commercial, not USGI. Makes me think of a Universal casting.

    For what it is worth....
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