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    Savage butt swivel bracket

    Is this ok for 1943? Stratton says its later?
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    Garandrew........ Armourers say if it's the next one that came out of the box, that's good!

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    Is this style too late for a 1943 Savage? Not manufactured in 1943?

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    Joe Salter has 3 of them, like mine, all in the same SN range, all with this later style bracket..Marked S too..

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    I have no documented proof, but based on Savage rifles I own and have seen, it looks as if Savage switched to this bracket and sling swivel (Mk2) in mid-1943. I have several mid-1943 and 1944 rifles and with the exception of the FTR'd ones, they all have the bracket and sling swivel pictured above.

    As stated, no proof of this, just my observation.

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    Stratton is incorrect, as I suggested?

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