Unknown Stock ? Winchester Model of 1917 ? M1922 M2

[abeguzmanmarine]

I got this with some parts, barrel, bolt, pins, etc. so I thought it may be the stock for these, but it doesn't quite look the exact same, all other pictures show a groove. does anyone have any idea as to what this belongs to?

I also picked up some pieces to an M1922 springfield M2 as well, but that stock was easily identifiable. all were mixed in together, so I have a lot of unknown parts, but all are very old, some NOS as well

 

[abeguzmanmarine]

 

[Leo]

Definitely not a model 1917. They have a pinky finger hump on the bottom of the stock, and not that pistol grip. They also have finger grooves in the forearm.

 

[M67]

Looks like 1903 stock at first glance.

If you google the "D1836-4" it says that the stock was made by Springfield past 1936. But that was just one quick reference

 

[Leo]

I think M67 is correct, "C" stock springfields were not as common as the straight stocks or the "scant C" styles but some were like yours.

 

[lovemywoods]

The accumulated knowledge on INGO continues to amaze me. Way to go guys!

 

[BGDave]

I think M67 is correct, "C" stock springfields were not as common as the straight stocks or the "scant C" styles but some were like yours.

Believe you are correct. "C" stock. Unfortunately it has been cut for a side mount Lyman type peep sight. Hate when that happens.