They are at it again

[Bill Hollinger]

Hey Sarge, the seller is Riverbank Armory, AKA Mitzy123, ABCleigh, m1carbineparts.com and a slough of others That is George.

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[Sarge1998]

Hey Sarge, the seller is Riverbank Armory, AKA Mitzy123, ABCleigh, m1carbineparts.com and a slough of others That is George.

Yes it appears he bought some receivers from JRA.
Rockola M1 Carbine Receivers

[WarPig1976]

Who's George???

[Bill Hollinger]

George Liakos. He owns Riverbank Armory and is world renown for reproduction M1 carbine parts. He has been the subject of many threads on this and other sites.

[Mikey51]

That is just so Bad ! I think myself, D Barn, and a few other gentlemen around the world could post genuine pics of a Rock ! To do so however would just help that Clown. I am angry, back Asap. Mike.

[mil-surp60]

i also saw that in this months SGN i would not mind owning one of the springfield bolts he redoes , but if i buy an M1 carbine , its got to be real , especially @ 1250.00, and i like my winchester m1 carbine i already have , what i dont have and have always wanted is an 03 springfield. And he does have some listed look darn good as my man above said , still want 1.redone 03 i could deal with , copy m1 i have no need for.

[JimF4M1s (Deceased)]

This was only posted as information. So some would not confuse it with a military surplus weapon.

This seller has been talked about many times before. I see no need to re hash and re bash them. Let's keep it civil.

[Bubba-7]

I would sell a Rock-Ola made in 1944 for that price and it would have a real Rock-Ola barrel. But other parts mixed.
Like I said else where, Why not an UN-Q. I know, how about making it a spring tube Rock-Ola.
My choice would be CCC and a serial number of 69. That's the best of both worlds.

[Rustship]

His price is $80.00 bucks more than the Manufacturer!

[kosmolinekid]

Are these manufactured by the people who do Fulton Armory's ? I am thinking of making a WWII repro carbine. With all the "early" parts being manufactured it would be a neat "trunk" gun.