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    Did Someone Here Ask Me for a WRA Type I, I cut Stock?

    Someone asked me sometime back about a WRA TYPE I.
    Can't remember who..........
    I know of one that passed thru my hands that will soon be offered for sale.
    All Original correct markings with NO Armory or Rebuild/Inspection stamps.
    Just the Large Boxed WRA over GHD and Circled P proof on the bottom of the grip. Also has the number and letter markings on the right shelf and wood bridge in the receiver area.
    Not sure at this time if it will end up on a Auction Site.
    Will pass along the info as soon as my friend responds.
    He's a member of the Carbine Club and decided to sell to help cover part of the cost of a new buy. It won't be cheap and shouldn't be, but well worth his asking price.
    One chip under the front nose, where it looks as though the barrel band may have snagged up is the only issue with it. It's pictured below, but didn't have the metal attached at the time.

    I saved these pictures of it....

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    Not me but I'm still looking for a National Postal Meter type II high wood stock. NPM/FJA and TRIMBLE in the slingwell.
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    WRA Type I Stock on GB

    Same stock I spoke of and show my pictures of is now listed on GunBroker.

    M1icon Carbine Winchester Early Stock : Collectible Parts & Accessories at GunBroker.com


    M1 Carbine Winchester Early Stock : Collectible Parts & Accessories at GunBroker.com


    HTH,
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    Last edited by painter777; 03-21-2011 at 09:44 AM. Reason: Trying to get link to work

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    Buy it now is $550.00

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    Show me a type 2 SG stock in that condition and I'll be all over it! Good original wood is the hardest carbine component to find, IMO.
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    Ditto for an S'G' type II and a NPM type II!
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    Auction ending soon

    IMHO,
    At the current price, someones getting a heck of a buy...

    M1icon Carbine Winchester Early Stock : Collectible Parts & Accessories at GunBroker.com


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