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    Garand stock wood identfication

    I recently purchased a Garandicon that I believe was in service with the Koreans, based on ground area on the laft side of the receiver. It was imported by CAI. Anyway I am trying to identify the wood type for each of the 3 parts. They all look different to me. I cleared most of the grime with 000 steel wool, then two rounds of 000 steel wool with minwax antique furniture stripper. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    The stock looks like heavily sanded American walnut to me. The front hand guard looks birch and top hand guard is tough to tell. May be American walnut as well.
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    I'm shootin for Birch all the way around. Rick Bicon

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    Looks to me like the stock and front hand guard are birch, while the rear hand guard is walnut.

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    Go with Rick's identification. If anyone would know, he would.
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    Thanks for the quick replies.

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