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Are these wood screws holding the head of the stock together or cocking indicators? The slots both seem aligned and a Google image search has brought up another gun with them and more without. thanks, Rob  
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My 310 does not have them. I'd venture that they are preventing the opening of the stock...Geo
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My 310 does not have them.
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From the position I would say these are to "reinforce" the stock head .Cocking indicators on guns of this type would have been on the top behind the fences .
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I've got one, too. It doesn't have the screws. I like the gun, it was reasonably priced and very sturdy. Not elegant, but a good working gun.
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Definitely not cocking indicators. 310s did not have these. Probably there due to an internally split stock head. Here's a photo of my 310 Lyx sans any screws. 
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310s are the best actions of the Huskies. It could very well be the screw is there for prevention as many continental guns had the screw from the factory; Merkel, Sauer, Pieper etc. My 310 
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Those 310s are nice with the upper and lower scears I assume. Although there were some drillings and possibly a few doubles pre-WWII but the ounce of prevention being a screw/bolt in the head of the stock was post WWII. Most of the pre-WWII examples wearing such a support is a repair.
Do any of the 310s wear an A&D APUN on the standing breech and were the actions sourced from Germany?
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Pleaser excuse my ignorance, but what is APUN? The standing breech on mine is plain except for the cut out for the crossbolt.
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