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Show me your Garand, M1A, Carbine.
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Nice! Have you shot it yet?
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Same rifle, different stock.
NICE!
Just did on Sunday.....so beautiful
I know its practically sacrilege but....I was worried about damaging the wood on my M1Carbine so got her some new tougher clothes...
This is a fixed Choate pistol grip w/ ventilated hand guard. It feels really nice and adds ~1.5" LOP(shh....its better than the original config
). It did take quite a bit of fitting with the roto-tool.
I'm stuck home for the afternoon, so I took the opportunity to finish "fitting" the stock and pose it for pics.
This is a fixed Choate pistol grip w/ ventilated hand guard. It feels really nice and adds ~1.5" LOP(shh....its better than the original config
). It did take quite a bit of fitting with the roto-tool.I'm stuck home for the afternoon, so I took the opportunity to finish "fitting" the stock and pose it for pics.
Paint? na, its got that black rifle thing going on as is......The M1 "Assault" CarbineLooks good!
(Needs some paint!)![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
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My 10-43 springfield and 6-43 inland m1 carbine.
http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff186/maninblue1861/Picture298.jpg
(along with my mostly saginaw 1919 and remington 1903a4)
http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff186/maninblue1861/Picture298.jpg
(along with my mostly saginaw 1919 and remington 1903a4)
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just a few laying around
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Wow. Garand box is awesome!
Here's my '45 Underwood with some buddies.
(By the way, the grenade is deactivated in case anyone's panties are getting all bunched up at the sight of it.)
Here's my '45 Underwood with some buddies.
(By the way, the grenade is deactivated in case anyone's panties are getting all bunched up at the sight of it.)
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Nice keep us updated.
looks like one that was avalible in the 80's. looks like someone took the stock of a m3a1 greasegun, and used it to a new made stock, or possibly a frankenstien hack of an original carbine stock. Iver johnsons made underfolders.
naturally the original usgi ones were side folders, as seen on my original 6 digit inland m1a1
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Dang, I want an M1 now, where would the best place to look be? My club isn't CMP affiliated so that's out.
Are you a veteran? If so, your DD-214 is a qualifier for you to buy from CMP.
http://www.odcmp.com/Sales/faq.htm
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I am not.
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Haha I had scanned the list of clubs on the CMP site but must not have seen GOAL. But I just joined for 3 years. Now I have to get my check out to re-up with NES.
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That's a sweet looking rifle. Is it a CMP? and what grade?
1943 Springfield Armory M1 Garand
Springfield Armory M1A standard with:
JAE 1000 G2 stock with barrel tensioner in Coyote Tan
Knights Armament RAS
Harris Bi-Pod
Badger High 50 rings
Vortex 6.5-20x50 Mil-Dot Scope
Sadlak operating rod
Sadlak NM Tin Piston
Quick Mag Release
I also have a Springfield Armory M1A loaded that I do not have pictures of in a walnut stock.
Springfield Armory M1A standard with:
JAE 1000 G2 stock with barrel tensioner in Coyote Tan
Knights Armament RAS
Harris Bi-Pod
Badger High 50 rings
Vortex 6.5-20x50 Mil-Dot Scope
Sadlak operating rod
Sadlak NM Tin Piston
Quick Mag Release
I also have a Springfield Armory M1A loaded that I do not have pictures of in a walnut stock.
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Just picked up my first M1 Carbine. It's an NPM with an IBM barrel.
