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M1 Garand folding stock?
gr8buys
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I need help identifying and evaluating some gun stocks that I inherited. I've been told this first one is a M1 Garand folding stock. It is an original, (not repro.). Everything works.springs on the butt piece, hinges, etc. I also have the fore grip piece (not sure what it is called). I haven't been able to find a similar stock on Gunbroker. Link to photos: http://img560.imageshack.us/g/1002003.jpg/
I hope this is the way to post photos. Any information would be much appreciated! I plan to sell this.
Thanks, L
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I hope this is the way to post photos. Any information would be much appreciated! I plan to sell this.
Thanks, L
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Neal
EDIT: L, that is correct. You must post a link to each photo you want to show us; you cannot make it appear with link to an album. We should not have to go to your album, especially since someone has (messed up) your album & it may infect our computers with malware. In any case, the only really useful photo you have is the close-up of the P on the pistol grip; all the others are too far away for identification. But, it does appear that the wood has been heavily sanded; it's difficult to tell if the light colored wood is original or a handmade replacement. Value of the stock will not be high.
This is the procedure for posting photos on this forum:
http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=259294
Neal
Neal, When I preview using the link to the album, I still get just the link. If I just had one or two pics, I think I could link the url's for each pic as instructed?
They are highly desireable & collectible. Put them up for auction here
and you will find out what they are worth.
As said before these are M1 carbine para trooper folding stocks.
They are highly desireable & collectible. Put them up for auction here
and you will find out what they are worth.
Will do. Only have one of these. Thanks
Just asking, not asserting.
This may be an arsenal redo for the Korean war, but the stock has been sanded and refinished, and obliterated any arsenal rebuild marks.
The good news the folding parts are highly valued as they look authentic WWII issue. Paratrooper carbines command the highest prices
and desirable to collectors.
It would be better to separate the folding stock and sell it alone.
good luck, Thor