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    photos would help a lot , the rifle would have left the factory with a remington stock , but just for starters , if this Pat 1914 rifle [remington] went through weedon repairs it could have been fitted with the eddystone stock with the volley sight cuts and without finger grooves , these are called a fatboy stock because they were generous in the magazine area , does it have the volley cuts ? does it seem a bit fat in the mid section ? it could also have been fitted with an aftermarket replacement stock ,
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