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    Quote Originally Posted by Calif-Steve View Post
    Who and when did the Scant stock show-up? Not in the 1920's for sure.
    In the middle of '42, Ordnance wanted all rifles to have pistol grip stocks. Before they had a chance to do that, A3 production started. S-type stocks were the easiest to produce, quick. With plenty of S-type stock blanks on hand, a semi-pistol grip was possible, but not the full C-stock grip.

    Scant stocks (all Remington made, I believe) were only original to the M1903A4, showing up in mid to late '43. Scants found on '03 and A3 rifles were installed during rebuild or privately.

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