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Why is this handguard worth so much?
Am I missing something?
WWII USGI Walnut M1 Garand Front Handguard-Stock/Parts - eBay (item 200582225642 end time Mar-08-11 17:25:11 PST)
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03-06-2011 05:17 AM
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the cross sanding pattern would seem to indicate IHC
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Well you got me there, and to boot the dollars not uncluded for that price.
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I think because there are allot more original stupid people than we realize. Rick B
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Winchester front handguard
So what is a Winchester front handguard worth ?Attachment 21228
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One as beautiful as that? That is very nice RCS
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Expensive front handguard
If you could find one, a handguard like this could start at $1500 a few years ago. It is not so much the wood (unless it is numbered and that would change everything) but that ferrule at the front. Difficult to determine if it is a repro or original from the outsideAttachment 21232
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Is that handguard a pre-production example or production gas trap example or....?
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Jim
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gas trap front handguard
Photo is a repro, about 12 to 15 examples made-up in the east coast area around 1992? lip was tig welded to ferrule on a fixture (not a Rahway example). R. Milton (Ohio) sold repros in the late 1980's too.
Photo below is an original ferrule with lip.Attachment 21275
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