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Im trying to iron out in my head a couple of matters regarding the evidence markings following looking at the submit concerning the 1892 Using the “Oval P” marked receiver, and other forum conversations on this topic. Soon after 1905, Winchester commenced stamping barrels, and after that receivers, While using the “WP” Winchester definitive proof.
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As I have read through, the barrels started to get the “WP” at all around 1905, after which you can by 1908 both the receiver and barrel were stamped With all the “WP”. Have been assembled receivers and barrels proved being a unit (to obtain the “WP”), or had been barrels proved using a check receiver? If tested being an assembled receiver & barrel, I could Winchester rifles have an understanding of stamping both of those concurrently, but at what place could be the evidence applied, subsequent to the ultimate metal sharpening but before the bluing?
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