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    What's wrong with this picture ?

    Just got this Rockola, but their was one thing that just didn't look right to me, then I seen it. Can you ? Attachment 51579Attachment 51580
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    Yep ! Lol I've never seen one mounted wrong before

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    I'm not sure how you'd do that...
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    I'm not sure how you'd do that...
    Very carefully, you don't want to scratch what looks like a new stock! GK
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    There is some nicks from someone prying the oiler out, I won't actually get to see it for 6 weeks. As I was leaving for a 6 week job in Ohio my FFL who I deal with called me up and asked if I like carbines because his brother wanted to sell it. Took a few days to get pics . So shat this job is done I have something more to look forward to beside getting back to my family

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    I was thinking that the oiler slot looks a little wide, but maybe its just the pic.
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    The oiler slot does look wide, here is a close up , doesn't look like it's an oiler in there to me, something else. Also I have seen the slots wider then others before.Attachment 51639

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    Looks like the oiler to me. The cap is at this end. The slot is odd because the stock has been sanded and the slot is slightly down at both sides. They weren't careful how they did it...lost the straight lines of the stock.
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