"C" stock

[ElWoodman]

Picked up a "C" stock for 1903(not cut for A3 HG ring)....No cartouche, "C" on tip, "c" and belowit an "o" in cutoff recess, and drawing number "D 1836-4" between pistol grip and butt swivel.....May have been sanded...Sorry, Technosaurus Rex has no pics. Was inquiring as to date made. Bought it for my shooter (all gray parked 1937 rec. w/ 1935 bbl.)
Thankyou in advance,
El W.

[Rick the Librarian]

I believe they used "D1836-4" between about 1935-39. That was the drawing number (like a "catalog" number).

[John Beard]

1940.

J.b.

[chuckindenver]

after 1935

[louis]

Ok I've have one for you. A C stock with D335380 stamped in the correct area (same as above) with a small right side up K in the cutoff recess and R2 stamped on the tip of the nose. What is this a Remington?

[Rick the Librarian]

Nope, a WWII-period Keystone stock.

[RCS]

Also have a C stock with SA SPG and D-1836 and next to the drawing number is 1497163 handstamped (it does not match my serial number but still interesting
as it was for a NM rifle)

[louis]

So Rick what is the D number?

[ElWoodman]

Thankyou all for the info.....

[m1903rifle]

"D" is the size of the drawing paper that the original drawing was drawn on. The "D" sheet of paper is 22" X 34".

[louis]

Ok what is d335380. I know a drawing number. But did the mfg whomever it was make (keystone but the k is right side up not upside down) national match stocks ? And what does R2 symbolize?

[LAH]

"D" is the size of the drawing paper that the original drawing was drawn on. The "D" sheet of paper is 22" X 34".

D is good but DD is goodest!!!

[louis]

Obama's future Marine Corps

[psteinmayer]

boy oh boy... would I love to take command of that platoon!!!

[gnoahhh]

Where were Keystone stocks made?