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Pretty sure that when a rebuild facility stamped a stock it was to indicate that they had inspected or rebuilt a complete weapon. Don't think that would apply if they just modified a bunch of excess...

From different arsenals.
BA/JPL- Benicia Arsenal
AAM & AAG- Augusta Arsenal
RIA/EB- Rock Island

My guess all the arsenal's spares were collected, re-packed and eventually ended up at Red River...

Your about 6 months off Chuck, 7273576 was stamped on 16 July 45.

Thats for sure, and Andy would too! Have you ever seen the skeet shooting episode!

cpc,
Assume you are talking about Apr 1945?
The last serial# applied on 21 Apr 1945 was 6581550
There is none listed for 22 Apr 1945 (Sunday off?)
The last serial# applied on 23 Apr 1945 was...

And we continue to drift

With a backwards flip aperture.

:rofl:

And don't forget Charlie, for a long while he was selling Herlo barrels that he claimed were NOS Springfield Armory barrels!

It looks a lot like this one and SamT wouldn't sell a fake would he?

:lol:

Frank, can you post pics of the sides and bottom?

You may be right on that Bob. Fulton also sells reproduction stocks. Not sure I would ever consider an aftermarket stock, as jimb mentioned there are far too many originals out there.

Dupage sells reproduction stocks, thought they were made by Boyds.

NEW PRODUCTION CARBINE STOCK SETS - Dupage Trading Company

The last serial # applied on a WRA receiver on 8 May 1945 was 6600370.
The last serial # applied on 9 May 1945 was 6601750.

Keep in mind there was a time lag between the date the serial # was...

$650 would be more than a fair price but may still be a hard sell as a package deal. If you roughly break it down by item by todays selling prices:
$45 each for the mag pockets ($225)
$45 for the...

I just bought 4 surplus stocks from J&G to play around with and was surprised to find the M marked one. It is in decent shape, not bad at all for $24.99.

Type V, M w/bomb has 3 holes.

Thanks David! I will definitely have a few drinks to celebrate.

Thoughts and guidance concerning piston nut removal changed through the years. See below link.
Pistn Nut Staking - The Carbine Collector's Club

WCC is Western Cartridge Company. All USGI ammo was loaded to the same specs. All USGI ammo is non corrosive. You will pay a premium price for a sealed spam can of any USGI due to collector value. If...

See link below concerning French carbine ammo. No idea how credible the info is but it was posted in the CMP tread from post #22.

frenchcarb.htm

The Korean surplus ammo is great ammo but that is a SCAM website. Be careful! Read the link below.
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Yes, likely corrosive. I have read that there are 2 types of French ammo corrosive and noncorrosive. Think this is mentioned in the cmp thread link I posted in post #22.

VE is Cartoucherie de Valence, Valence, France