Blonde cmp stocks, what gives?

[DaveN]

Can anyone tell me why CMP would (no pun intended) put a new stock on an other wise perfect 5.8 mil Garand? I't's just puzzled me.
1.they were damaged (what could damage them and not affect the metal parts is beyond me. 2. for some reason these 99% new rifles had WWII stocks switched on them at the armory in Greece and CMP changed them for many reasons. $$$$ to name one. 3.or they gave me a special at a service grade price. the metal looks brand new but not re-parked. If anyone from CMP could explain (as I know they are on this site) that would be great. Just know I'm not complaining they are very nice looking but do have the mitchels mauser look wouldn't you say?

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