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    REPRO folding stock

    Looking for a nice reproduction paratrooper stock for my carbine. Are there any companies still making these? If so, which are the best?


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    They are all made by the same company in Italyicon. Numrich Gun Parts has them and so does Sacco and some of the retail places like Cheaper then Dirt. Sometimes you can find them on GunBroker and sometimes here used in good shape.

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    REPRO folding stock

    Quote Originally Posted by Bruce McAskill View Post
    They are all made by the same company in Italyicon. Numrich Gun Parts has them and so does Sacco and some of the retail places like Cheaper then Dirt. Sometimes you can find them on GunBroker and sometimes here used in good shape.
    Just looked at both Sacro and Numrich. Both priced about the same. Any idea which is better?


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