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The 330 Eagle head is the "proof mark". It just means the stock was accepted by Remington. There was no "firing proof P" during WW1.

Doesn't BF stand for Bonney Forge?

Looking for the above to add to my meager collection. Have cash or will trade Garand, 1903, or 1917 parts.

It's sold

Once again, Thank You Sir!

The butt stock itself looks to be "oiled" already..should I give that a rubdown too?

Thank you Sir. The wood appears to be beech, orange in color.

Getting a NOS No4 Mk1 stock to build a sniper clone . What would be the appropriate finish..BLO, PTO?

Recently purchased the above & am wondering..it has a Springfield barrel. Would this be correct for a 1.22 million serial no.?

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Not so fast WHG...SRS is not just Springfield weapons. My Remington M1917 is listed As having been at Camp Funston in 1918, so it may be possible to find info on barrettcreek's rifle.

From what few photos there are, at the price you paid you did okay. As you said alot of the smaller parts MAY not be Eddystone, but they are not so expensive as to keep you from correcting them....

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I got that email in June of last year

This was the last Email I received from Wayne

Thanks for the note!

I posted this earlier on the CMP website:

I contacted my publisher last week for updated pricing, and he tells me that...

Works fine for me guys

Dupage has new made walnut M14 HG for $29.99

Look two spots above this post

That's what I was looking for...Thanks M1!

At one time I remember a post or sticky here that showed all the IHC heel stamps. I thought I saved it, but can't find it. Anyone remember this, or am I losing it?:banana100:

HEH HEH HE said wood!

The one I picked up was from Sarco..saw yours on Ebay, looks nice.

10#

Could not find my Fireline, but had some Gorilla Braid handy...worked like a charm, so now we know;)

How about braided fishing line such as Fireline?