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Old 09-13-2012, 17:52   #1
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ID Markings on Eddystone 1917 stock?
Hello, can anybody help me with identifying what this stock marking means?

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Painted marks like that are often storage rack location (put it back in the same place you got it).
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We had marks like those on the Springfields we carried in boot camp. They are for rack location, as stated in post #2.
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