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    Winchester S/N Range for I Cut and Oval Cut Highwood Stocks?

    Hello All: What is the consensus for the s/n # of beginning use of oval cut highwood stocks for Winchester carbines? Ruth War Baby mentions the usage but is not giving a s/n range, if I read it correctly. Same question for WRA GHD in a box, vs. not in a box? Reisch, Harrison, Larson (good or bad) books don't converge on the matter. Do carbine club newsletters? I should join the carbine club, get the newsletters, etc., but have not for now. Thanks!
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    To start with dump Harrison and the Larson books. Too much bad information in them both. The WRA/GHD ended with the change to the type 3 stock. It was dropped and just the crossed cannon stamp was used and that was the around March 1944. The box was dropped with the start of the type 2 stock about late spring early summer 1943 roughly around the 1110000 mark and only the WRA/GHD unboxed was used.

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    To start with dump Harrison and the Larson books. Too much bad information in them both. The WRA/GHD ended with the change to the type 3 stock. It was dropped and just the crossed cannon stamp was used and that was the around March 1944. The box was dropped with the start of the type 2 stock about late spring early summer 1943 roughly around the 1110000 mark and only the WRA/GHD unboxed was used.
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