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    Gas cylinder manufacturer?

    Who made me? Wide base.


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    Consensus on another sight is WWII Springfield.
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    Thar be a dimple!
    WWII SA wide base.

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    I think Springfield too. I have a W on mine and a flat rear ring which I thought was Springfield.
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    Punch mark and letter on the bayonet lug,flat on the barrel ring and dimple,WW2 SA.
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