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    Default Stock stamp A.O.E. on carbine

    Stamped A.O.S. on stock left side of stock flat below rearsite. I have never seen this letter series before. Thanks in advance!
    Last edited by jeep; 08-05-2015 at 05:48.

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    Can you post so photos of the it?

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    I have AOG and AOW on an 03 Springfield scant stock made to fit only an 03. No one has been able to say with definity what it means.

    Some say it's Annitson Ordnance depot with the last letter denoting the inspector. Others say it was some overseas depot. Unicorn for sure.
    Phillip McGregor (OFC)
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    There is an "AOZ" stamped on the stock of a Garand I received from the CMP. There is no "P" mark on the stock. I have never found out the meaning of AOZ.
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    I thought the AO was Anniston Ordnance Depot and the then the initial of the inspector P1010012_0012_012.jpg

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