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Posted: 10/15/2004 8:47:59 AM EDT
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Whoops, I was trying to attach these to my Please ID this stock thread.... I have no idea what stock it's from. Any ideas?    
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Thanks for ID'ing that for me. It came from my grandfather. He served in the Air Force during World War II as a mechanic, and later went on to work at TWA on their large passenger planes. He died in '84, I was barely 6 at the time, so never got to ask about where it came from. He also left for me his Ruger Mk II, Remington Model 12-.22, and a Marlin in .22. Well now that I know what gun that stock goes to, now I guess I need to get the rest of the gun. What is the best way to go about this? Purchase a whole gun and just drop the stock? Or get a parts kit, barrel, and receiver and build it myself? Thanks again! |
I say build it yourslef. My dad has a WWII M1 carbine, and it is easy to disasseble. You can still find WWII parts for these guns. Edited to add: You can also buy a complete new M1 carbine from auto ordinace for about $450. |
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