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  1. 05-31-2010 04:57 PM #1
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    Butt plate

    Who made this butt plate? "WDC2" zamakicon

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    No idea, but if anybody does know, how about a zamakicon butt plate that has 'ILCo', stamped in 3 locations?
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    Also, who used zamakicon? I have a buttstock that looks Australianicon to me, but with a Zamak butt plate that has been there a long time,had to use PB Blaster on the screws to loosen up the corrosion/grime so that I could unscrew them.
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