"new" 1903 stocks

[GRF]

Marstar on their whats new page are offering stocks for the Springfield, thought this might be of interest to some of y'all. Please see below for the link. GRF

Marstar Canada: New Arrivals

SPRINGFIELD 1903 ORIGINAL WALNUT STOCKS
These are the rather rare C type stocks, as used on the sniper rifles.
These are 100% original, un-used, never assembled, have been in storage for over 70 years....
May show some very minor handling marks, the sealant that was used on the recoil bolts has migrated on some stocks due to hot climate.
Here is your chance to restore or refurbish that otherwise excellent Spring field you have....

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[What Cheer]

Does anyone know the manufacturer of these stocks?

Thanks,

What Cheer

[akagai]

New 1903 A3 owner here.

It is a SC that was sporterized.

Will these stocks fit the a3?
What else would I need ?

Any one have an old stock and parts at lesser price?

My plans at current is to hunt and target practice.
( I like the iron sights)
Akagai
Los Angeles area.

[cmecha]

i belive this is for the 03a3 i'm just getting in to 1903s so i may be wrong

you'll need a butt plate lower sling mount lower band upper band stacking swivel one of those take down spring things and the top hand guard

[tomwatts]

I believe all the Keystone "C" stocks were cut for use on 1903A3 and will also fit the standard 1903.

I have two new "C" KeyStone stocks, and thats how they are setup!

(They each have the "K" in the cutoff)

Cheers

[Calif-Steve]

$260.00 plus postage. Not cheap by any means.

[EO1]

Unless someone has some info to the contrary, I would think that they are made by Boyds. Boyds are making the replacement stocks for the CMP and, I think, Dupage.
There are several threads on the CMP forum about their stocks.

[Claven2]

FWIW, I talked to the owner of Marstar and these came from Greece along with some bolts and bands and a 14 containers of Enfield wood and parts. They are USGI stocks, uninstalled, that were sent to Greece as apsre parts.