Repro Flat hammers?

[painter777]

Any idea when they started making Repro T4 hammers?
Just can't understand why with all the WWII replacement hammers that are easy to find and cost very little.

Charlie-painter777

M1 CARBINE 3 REPRO hammers M - 1 .30 cal carbine | eBay

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[Bill Hollinger]

I don't have any idea but I find it refreshing that they are listed as repros.

[USGI]

I've got a December 2010 price list from that seller, and it shows the repro hammers. At that time, they were $15 and USGI were $25. His newest price list has them at $15 and USGI at $30. It says Mil-Spec, but makes you wonder, doesn't it? - Bob

[karl schmidt]

Doesn't say
Whose mil or what Spec

[DaveHH]

Honest fellow. I wonder what these would do to a sear (if anything) and how long they would hold up banging into a hardened bolt and pin? I would imagine that the genuine hammers were heat treated in some manner, and it these are probably cast and dressed only (appearance being their only criterion).

[Bruce McAskill]

Nick seems to be dropping his prices on his repo parts. Buy 10 type 1 barrel bands for $75.00. His repor rear sights are down as low as $16.00. Guess the market is getting flooded with a lot of fake/repo parts. Might take a lot of business from the Riverbank.

[DaveHH]

"Ruin 10 carbines for under $100".