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Lifer
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On the Japanese side, I have no idea as to what they used?? Also do not know why they glued all the buttstocks up in two pieces??... It would be interesting to find out, as I've never seen any variation in color and/or grain on Arisakis.... (sp.?) 99's anyway... Always looked like a fairly light wood..lot'sa straight grain... Best to all, til...lat'r....GT
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"The stock construction is unusual. The butt is made in 2 pieces dovetailed together. This method allows the use of smaller blanks and a stronger grain direction through the pistol grip area."
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