Not sure if this is the right place, but I need some help.
If this isn't the right forum, let me know and I'll post where more appropriate.
I had posted over in Competition area and someone said this might be the better area.
Hate to say it, but this isn't my normal flavor of rifle, so I could use some serious help.


Relative of a relative passed away and family is looking for some help.

One of the items is apparently an M1AE2 (with the pistol grip stock).

The stock has several interesting cartouche's including "USMC".
I've heard that this stock is relatively rare and hard to find. I think that the stock alone sells for around 800.

The bipod and muzzle attenuator are genuine and not repo from what I have been able to determine.

The barrel is marked NM, pretty sure the sight are NM style.

The receiver is the old style with "7.62" markings.

I'm trying to help a family price some items left behind due to a sudden passing.

It was mentioned that pics would help, but I haven't got a clue how to upload any.
Been so long since I've done that that the hosting site I used to use is defunct.

Thanks in advance for any info you can give me.


Dave

Its probably a loaded model that had some parts added, to include the stock.

Pictures would help

Going to try some photos.

Kinda new to this part.

Rear sight is a Garand lockbar rear sight with a National Match aperture.

The SA cartouche in a box does not appear authentic. The Defense Acceptance Stamp (eagle with stars) isn't clear enough to tell.

The rifle is pre ban so alone it is worth atleast  $1500 . The stock...fake sa stamp and usmc hurt but still valuable. Defense stamp can't tell.

Together maybe $2200 but you would make more selling the rifle and stock separate. Pick up a cheap secong hand sa inc synthetic stock for rifle.

Like pointed out the elevator pinion and wind know are Garland lock bar. SA inc had a ton of them and used them it was also a way to make a recvr with very weak elev serrations usable.

Nice looking 5-liner.