HELP TO ID M1 PARTS

[EddieM]

Hello fellows.

Its me again, would you help me to ID the slide, trigger house, stock, and hand guard pls. The hand guard and slide dont have any marks.
Thank you in advance.

Regards
Eddie

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[jimb16]

Trigger housing is NPM. The other pictures are too small for any identification, at least for me. The slide will most likely be marked on the inside. You may need a magnifying glass and light it from an angle to be able to see the marking in the tooling marks.

[EddieM]

Trigger housing is NPM. The other pictures are too small for any identification, at least for me. The slide will most likely be marked on the inside. You may need a magnifying glass and light it from an angle to be able to see the marking in the tooling marks.

Thank you Jim
I will follow your advice
Eddie

[painter777]

Eddie,
It doesn't cost any more for bigger pictures. If your Camera has a little Flower symbol (Macro) use that setting.

I think I see Rear Beveled lug on the trigger housing
A .U. Underwood straight hammer.
Op slide appears (?) to have the M2 clearance cut on the right. But I don't see any numbers on he bottom.
2 Rivet Hand Guard that has a home made retaining tab. And appears to have letters on the bottom.
Rear sight a Type III fabricated.

Stock is too far away for details. Also can't see sling well markings. Only know it's a Oval cut and currently a low wood.
Easier to Play- Where's Waldo.

[DaveHH]

Eddie, you are getting the right idea but still too small, we are all old and lazy.

El Huevon

[EddieM]

Eddie, you are getting the right idea but still too small, we are all old and lazy.

El Huevon

Hola Dave,
Cool mexican slang

---------- Post added at 01:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:30 PM ----------

Dave, speak for yourself! I'm old, lazy, half deaf and half blind! But I can still shoot. Shot a 25 straight at skeet last night!

Lol

[EddieM]

Hello fellows

I just found this marks in the bolt & slide, which would you think is them maker?

Eddie

[EddieM]

Eddie,
It doesn't cost any more for bigger pictures. If your Camera has a little Flower symbol (Macro) use that setting.
I think I see Rear Beveled lug on the trigger housing
A .U. Underwood straight hammer.
Op slide appears (?) to have the M2 clearance cut on the right. But I don't see any numbers on he bottom.
2 Rivet Hand Guard that has a home made retaining tab. And appears to have letters on the bottom.
Rear sight a Type III fabricated.
Stock is too far away for details. Also can't see sling well markings. Only know it's a Oval cut and currently a low wood.
Easier to Play- Where's Waldo.

Hola Carlito,
Im a rookie with cameras too lol, I will try it in Macro mode but I think that its a Milsurps matter to save space in the website.
In the hand guard that reteainig tab is a black tape just to improve the union with the receiver.
Eddie

[USGI]

In the hand guard that reteainig tab is a black tape just to improve the union with the receiver.

I've done that, too. A whole lot safer than trying to re-shape (bend) the metal tab and having the rivets come loose! - Bob

[EddieM]

Trigger housing is NPM. The other pictures are too small for any identification, at least for me. The slide will most likely be marked on the inside. You may need a magnifying glass and light it from an angle to be able to see the marking in the tooling marks.

Eddie,
It doesn't cost any more for bigger pictures. If your Camera has a little Flower symbol (Macro) use that setting.

I think I see Rear Beveled lug on the trigger housing
A .U. Underwood straight hammer.
Op slide appears (?) to have the M2 clearance cut on the right. But I don't see any numbers on he bottom.
2 Rivet Hand Guard that has a home made retaining tab. And appears to have letters on the bottom.
Rear sight a Type III fabricated.

Stock is too far away for details. Also can't see sling well markings. Only know it's a Oval cut and currently a low wood.
Easier to Play- Where's Waldo.

I've done that, too. A whole lot safer than trying to re-shape (bend) the metal tab and having the rivets come loose! - Bob

Hello Bob,
Youre right, Im not kind of handyman, so I prefer leave the things as it is lol
Cheers