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    The break is right about 90,000 . Your rifle is to close to call , that is what I meant by the only way to know would have been YOUR rifle . I have a late 89,000 that is made one way and a early 91,000 that is another . To know for sure I would need an original rifle of say 90352 !! I would still like a side view of your stock .

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    It would take a long time to search my T-99 collection to find a s-7 to measure the handguard for your rifle .

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    This is what's left of the bubbafied stock. Also, what I believe to be an inspector's mark?Attachment 81218Attachment 81217

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    Not enough left to tell for sure .

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