Take a look at the cartouche and front band, buyer beware.
Awesome Early Rock-ola, Highwood I Cut, M1 Carbine : Curios and Relics at GunBroker.com
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Take a look at the cartouche and front band, buyer beware.
Awesome Early Rock-ola, Highwood I Cut, M1 Carbine : Curios and Relics at GunBroker.com
Scott,
This guy is well known for his restorations with fake parts. He keeps on cranking them out. I hope no one brings it to this forum for opinions. They most likely will get their feelings hurt.
I'd never seen a dated Rock Ola Barrel either.
It looks like a mix of real, wrong era, and faked parts to me. By the way, there were / are dated Rock-Ola barrels. I think they switched to undated barrels in 6-43 or something like that. The early dated Rock-Ola barrels also showed up on some IP carbines as well as the early Rock-Ola carbines.
I have a dated Rockola barrel on an early Inalnd. It is marked 3-43 3/4" down the barrel from the top of the Rockola stamping.
Here is a pic and I added grease pencil to make it visible.
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...ckola343-1.jpg
I have a 11/42 Rock Ola barrel on a IP.
On an I.P.
Did it really go for over $3 grand?
Sold for $3,302.00............
Awesome Early Rock-ola, Highwood I Cut, M1 Carbine : Curios and Relics at GunBroker.com
The buyer mattymattel has left positive feedback for the seller Dipp ......
Item # 164490767
A+ Outstanding seller always! Always has the accurate, correct merchandise! No games! A+++++++++
mattymattel A+(73)
Give ole Dipp time and he'll have a 'Collectible M1A1' for sale soon.........
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Charlie-painter777
I thought AAV was the marking for Augusta Armory?Quote:
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