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    Question on 98k Stock

    I purchased a Germanicon mause that i was told was original. It was made by JP Sauer and Sohn (147) in 1940. The but plate is flat and does not wrap around the side of the stock like most ive seen. Is it possible that it had a flat style but plate when it left the factork in 1940 or was i taken advantage of?
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    I believe your flat buttplate is correct. Others will chime in on this. Regards, Rick.
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    Cupped butt plates came into use in 1940. Flat continued to be used into 1941.
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