While I still have to go through a ton of my recently passed away father's collection, he did buy some impressive Milsurp rifles back in the 80's and one of them was a 1916 Swede long rifle. Even at the tender age of 15, I knew what those stock discs meant... We went through a bunch of different ones at the shows that we frequented at that time. We finally found one with a near perfect bore (I think the coding on the disc was close to a zero?) and later I found out it was made with an elm stock (very light in color, almost blonde). Got that one for $125 out the door.. Nice rifle and haven't shot it since at least 1990 (and still have some of the Hansen brand ammo too). I think that if I was to put it on the market (not that I ever would) that the going rate would be around $800 to $900. When I pull it out, I will post pics as it's a REALLY nice rifle.