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    Here's another one !.

    Attachment 24275For sale here. NPM #4177680, with a Marlin barrel. Genuine Italianicon stock again ?. Sad to see them end up like this. Mike.
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    Mike, Your right it is a reproduction stock.

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    Mike, Don't look too sad about it. It is obviously a fake. I keep saying that I am going to buy a cheap repro folding stock to use on one of my shooters - I want a folder to throw into the truck, but I would never use a real M1A1icon stock as a shooter or as a truck gun. Maybe someone was trying to save a REAL stock somewhere down the line?

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    Mike,

    Someone will probably bid more then it's worth. It's value is the metal with a repo $150 stock. But if it's low enough, you never know.

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    I did that very thing with a Winchester put together. I always wanted a para and would never be able to afford a real on. I wouldn't be sure it was correct anyway. I had to put the other stock back on because my wife(the primary shooter)didn't like the pantograph stock. Then the receiver cracked alone the top edge of the bolt track.
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