My MixMaster acquired parts (so far)

[ww321q]

Parts I've collected so far.
Mag release type IV Inland Attachment 39680Attachment 39679
Firing pin Rock-Ola type III Attachment 39668Attachment 39669
Hammer No idea? Attachment 39676
Trigger Housing Quality Hardware type III Attachment 39673Attachment 39672
Safety Winchester type III Attachment 39678
Recoil Plate Garden City Plating Attachment 39675
Bolt National Postal Meter Attachment 39671
Extractor Saginaw type IIIAttachment 39670
Oiler International Silver Attachment 39677
Slide Inland type V Attachment 39674

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[USGI]

That hammer is for an M2, you could use it on an M1 but would need to put a spacer alongside it. Nice collection of good stuff! - Bob

[ww321q]

Some more bad stock pics. I took all these pics with my cell phone. Early M2 stock.

[ww321q]

Some more bad stock pics. I took all these pics with my cell phone. Early M2 stock.

The stock looks a lot better then in the pics. My cell phone does really well at close ups but not to good at 4'or 5'. I'm waiting for the hand guard I got off Gun Broker to come in. It looked like it's in really bad shape and should be fun to clean up.

[Bubba-7]

Spacer meaning a washer. Do not shoot it without a washer by the hammer.
M2 stock is a Bubba job.

[painter777]

Type III WWII replacement hammers are cheap. Look for a WA or W (For White) to save some $$.

M1 Carbine, Hammer. W Marked. Not Winchester : Small Rifle Parts at GunBroker.com




CH-P777

[ww321q]

Thanks painter777 ! I'll probably use the one I got unless I have problems with it.

[USGI]

I've got a hammer like yours. I believe I measured one time, and found a washer that was just right to use with it that measured .058" thick. JimF4M1s gave me a new Type 3, so never installed the other one. Thanks Jim! - Bob

[ww321q]

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M2 stock is a Bubba job

How can you tell ?

[imarangemaster]

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How can you tell ?

I don't think it is. I had it and it was identical to the other early M2 stock I had. It wasn't carved out, but a milling machine was used. The interior "finish" of the stock is even throughout.