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    Early 1944 GAW?

    These early 1944 SA/GAW's, if there isnt a small escutcheon on the flat of the grip of the stock, isnt that just meaning the stock was SA made, and the proof isnt on all late McF's and GAW's?
    This is 1/44...and the rifle is correct otherwise.
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