L-A Inland stock???

[shadycon]

Interesting discription; M2 stock was early???GK
L A Early Inland M1 Carbine Stock Has M2 Selector Switch Cutout VG EXC Scarce | eBay

Information

Warning: This is a relatively older thread This discussion is older than 360 days. Some information contained in it may no longer be current.

[browningautorifle]

It's an early stock, not a pot belly...don't know if it's real though.

[Bill Hollinger]

Type IV I believe

[shadycon]

Thanks ; I know about early m2 type IV Inland stocks. To me an early Inland stock was a Type I. Never heard of L-A except 'Ca.' I was thinking non GI. GK

[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

Thanks ; I know about early m2 type IV Inland stocks. To me an early Inland stock was a Type I. Never heard of L-A except 'Ca.' I was thinking non GI. GK

Now you are teasing us. You commented on an LA stock back in Sept 2012.

Early Inland Value - Stock Restore

[shadycon]

OK; so I forgot that one! But where is the LA on that stock? I thought that was I A. GK

[deldriver]

Hmm, super long barrel channel with type two and/or band marks on it makes it pretty fake in my book. The LA marking was pretty early in production and not used that much.

[shadycon]

Thank you. Even us old farts learn new things! GK

[USGI]

I was thinking maybe a "replacement" stock, but guess anyone could have applied rack numbers to the grip. The milling pattern at the back below the recoil shelf area may be a clue?? - Bob

[jimb16]

The only L-A stocks that I've ever seen were I-cuts!