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    Whose CC... Whose Stock?

    Seen a sold listing today for a WRA 6,625,29x mil.

    Part of Description: "A really nice all original Winchester M1icon Carbine, 30carbine caliber."
    "Gentlemen, this is an honest WinchesterCarbine."


    Whose CC is this?



    Who made this stock with M2 cut?








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    Bullseye Carbine ?

    Bullseye M1 Carbine - .30 M1
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    Bullseye Gun Works pre-dates and what became Universal Firearms. They made between 2000 and 2500 carbines with the Bullseye name from early 1957 till the name change and then increased production as Universal. They did use 1903 barrels for their carbines and are considered to be the first commercial carbines.

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    Thx for the info on Bullseye... after reading I had a DUH moment and looked them up on the carbines inc site by Jim M.

    To All,
    Though not mentioned in the now closed auction. I believe it's a Inland CC. The stock is the later style 'Potbelly' having the profile of the HI stocks......... (Hillerich).

    I compare the 1st and 2nd style 'Potbelly' stocks here in reply #5 :
    https://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=47911

    No one failed the test, as no one took it ;-)

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    Hey Charlie, It's an Inland pot belly stock!!!!! LOL

    By the way, where is my late Winchester stock?????

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    The CC looks real, which makes that an interesting stock.
    'Really Senior Member' Especially since I started on the original Culver forum. That had to be about 1998.

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