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    Good examples of square and diagnol pattern Inland buttplates

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    Go figure these...........

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    At approx. what serial number did they start using the square pattern?

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    They used both in the first block.

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    So a square pattern would be o.k. for a 194k serial number?

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    Thats the way I read it in the newsletter..G&G mfg and Seymour Products Co. were the two suppliers to Inland.

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    The newsletter has an original rifle with an 18k serial number, a July '42 barrel date, and a square pattern buttplate. Several more below 150k with square ones. Chalk up another mistake for Riesch.

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