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Originally Posted by
Wulf
True, but Shufflin also burns into the wood that its a reproduction. Check out his site, he states that so someone cannot pass it off as original someday down the road.
Not meant to turn into an argument but none of us was born yesterday:
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12-27-2009 03:02 PM
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Looks like the value of a CMP
certificate will be worth a carbine's weight in gold in the future. Unless someone starts to fake those sometime in the future....
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The two that own JR are really nice guys. I have seen them test fire a Jeep load Garands and .30 m1 at the range. I have seen a JR mark on their stocks but can't blame the concerns some have.
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Originally Posted by
Tired Retired
Looks like the value of a
CMP certificate will be worth a carbine's weight in gold in the future. Unless someone starts to fake those sometime in the future....
Well, all the certificate really proves is the serial number of the receiver. The owner/seller can shuffle any parts to and from a carbine that they wish and claim that is how they got it from the CMP. 
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CMP certificate.
Well, for my part, I have decided not to "restore" my CMP Inland, but leave it pretty much as received, with the exception of replacing the SG mixmaster trigger group with a correct for serial number Inland group that came as a unit on the Underwood I just sold. It will also wear whatever GI stock CMP sends me to replaced the cracked type III that was on it except when shooting matches, I will probably put it in the potbelly SA type V, though, as it shoots better).
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