Front Handguard Differences

[RCS]

I am rather certain this is a Winchester front handguard, sharp bottom edges and fancy wood -

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[GUTS]

I am rather certain this is a Winchester front handguard, sharp bottom edges and fancy wood -

Wow, that is a beautiful piece of wood. Does the rest of the rifle look like that? If any one needs mine they can get it very reasonably, I can't use it.

[RCS]

Matching Winchester no-trap stock with fancy walnut. This early wood may have come from Winchester's custom shop ? It looks nice with matching handguards.

[Rick B]

I'm calling that guard a new production Boyds from what I see. I see it in the cut on the edge. Rick B

[GUTS]

Rick, if you mean the file marks on the back, I did that when I was relieving the side of the part that goes in the lower band. I tried not to hit that part with the file, but I did, but only on the side that's on the left in the picture, not past about 1:00 on the handguard, where the file marks stop. I'm pretty sure it's USGI, but it came from the Netherlands.

RCS that stock matches the handguard I have, that is a pretty piece of wood.

[campperrykid]

Does the possible Euro handguard measure to be slightly shorter than USGI?

[GUTS]

Does the possible Euro handguard measure to be slightly shorter than USGI?

I just measured them and they are the same length.