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05-21-2009 01:27 PM
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Charlie, you find some interesting stuff.
I don't know if they were a 1 press operation or not. Maybe it was 1 press for the pattern and another for the edge, and somehow that one flipped over.
I hadn't seen that before.
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I have had one or two of those over the years. Thought they were made overseas as replacement parts. I never thought they could have been a mistake but possible.
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Post war commercial is my bet. But while you have them out, do you have a late Quality and a late Rock-Ola?
Bill Hollinger
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I have one original carbine with reversed buttplate stamping, it just shows that was a two step process I guess, you can tell from butt implant into rear of stock was only buttplate ever on it
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