A Winchester Comes Home

[BHP]

My story started back during the release of the Bavarians by CMP on 10/1. Order was received on the 1st of October and was notified later that I'd be getting a Service Grade Underwood. On 11/2, I got the Underwood, but it was a Rural Police. Wrong info on the hang tag ID'ed it as Forestry. Went through Customer Service, and this is what I received on 12/1.

Winchester 1217920 spring tube receiver. With the exception of LGK OO 1366 on trigger housing, 7920 in sling well and Bavaria Forestry Police – O on receiver, no other Bavaria/Austria marks present.

Please correct my mistakes, as I'm a "newb".

Thanks,
Mike


Barrel Group

Barrel Type I undated marked W & Winchester proof

Front Sight Type I unmarked

Barrel Band Type IA unmarked

Slide Type III marked W

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Receiver Group

Receiver Type IC (no hole for spring tube lug, slide stop hole not bored through rail). Marked on bottom w/ large 6 serifed S. Bavaria Forestry Police – O top left ejection port.

Rear Sight Type I base marked square S on left, leaf unmarked

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Stock Group

Hand Guard Type I “bull-nose” marked W

Stock Type II high wood oval cut. W.R.A. over G.H.D. (no box) & ordnance wheel on right. W in sling well. Last four digits of rifle serial 7920 in sling well.

Recoil Plate Type III marked W

Butt Plate Winchester (early)

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Bolt Group

Bolt Type II flat bolt marked W

Firing Pin Type I marked W

Extractor Type III marked W

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Trigger Housing Group

Trigger Housing Type III (possible lightly struck W right rear) marked LGK OO 1366

Trigger Type II marked W

Sear Type II marked RI

Hammer Type III marked WA

Safety Type IV marked double S in a circle

Mag Catch Type IIA marked AU

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