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    Quote Originally Posted by deserttrans View Post
    Question.... what does the X on the recoil plate screw indicate??
    the supplier of the recoil plate screw

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    I'm not 100% but I don't think Winchester used XX screws at that serial number. Brian?

    Also, I think that was getting near the end of spring tubes for Winchester.
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    Brian, Bill, Charlie, you guys really have got to sit down and teach me all this stuff one of these day before you all get too old and die. I actually learn alot of stuff from these kinds of posts - thanks.

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    The carbine posted about is SN# 1,079,615.
    Some notes I have here show a overlap of I cut and Type II oval cut WRA stocks.
    Don't remember who I got this info from but it states that,
    I cut Hi wood were used from first production to about 1,153,591 with the large boxed WRA/GHD used up to about 1,067,649.

    The Type II Oval cut Hi wood came into use at about 1,067,649 with the unboxed W.R.A./G.H.D. stamp being used around 1,055,513.

    I see the buyer of this carbine left happy feedback.

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