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    Default Stock and recoil plate screw question.

    Folks,

    I'm going through a bunch of carbines for a few friends and I've run across a couple things I don't know. Any help would be very much appreciated.

    First, one high wood stock has the initials S and A on the forward top left side. Is this a replacement/rebuild stock?

    Also and this is getting really nit picky, one of the recoil plate screws is threaded all the way up to within about 1/4 inch of the head. Never saw one threaded that far up before. The top outside edge of the screw edge also seems slightly rounded. This came on a CMP carbine. Is this early, unusual, or just "another way they did it?"

    Thanks a bunch

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    The stock is a replacement made by Springfield Armory.

    The fully threaded recoil plate screw was made by one specific manufacturer during WWII. All of the other manufacturers made the partialy threaded screws.

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    Thanks for the info, Brian.

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