Korean return stocks

[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

Selling them? I better warn her you are going to start filling them up with metal. Didn't you say you two were at our range on Wednesday evenings?

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[GolfBravoUSMC]

Selling them? I better warn her you are going to start filling them up with metal. Didn't you say you two were at our range on Wednesday evenings?

She already knows I'm looking for metal wood filler. So far I've tried three brands, Inland, Winchester and Underwood. I'm open to trying additional solutions to cover up the big hole in the middle of the stocks. Just missed a NPM last month.

Yes we do try to get out to the range on Wednesday afternoons when it's relatively quiet. We don't go near the place on weekends. KiloBravo shoots my Beretta 92FS with a 22 kit on it and she has her own Beretta PX4 9mm. I let her shoot the Winchester Carbine and now it's no longer mine. She prefers it to the pistols, and enjoys hitting the black at 50yds. Once I got a shooting jacket she even enjoys putting a few 30.06 down range with my Garand.

[carwashchris]

Remember seeing this thread a while back and thought I would pass some info along. I was at the Knob Creek machine gun shoot and military gun show in KY this past weekend. I ran into a guy { asian } with 3 carbine stocks in his hand and asked him about them, we got to talking and he told me he had over 1000 usgi carbine stocks in his van that had come from Korea. I was looking for a low wood IBM he offered to let me look through his van. He had boxes and boxes of stocks and I could have been there all day, so we agreed that he would look through them the next day and put a couple off to the side for me and I would e-mail him Monday and he would send pictures. He went on to say he had pleanty of high wood and I cut stocks as well. I have his informatation if anyone is interested.