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    Hard to tell for certain from overall photos, but I suspect the wood is stained birch, not beech. This would be consistent with a significant portion of Savage production. Close pictures of curved areas of butt and forestock could enable positive identification. (Beech exhibits prominent medullary ray structures normally lacking in birch.)


    Stained beechwood showing typical medullary ray figure at curved surfaces adjacent to triggerguard.

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