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    Quote Originally Posted by tenntrapper View Post
    Please excuse my ignorance, but what do you mean "M1A1icon block"?
    It could have originally been an M1A1, and many would see the original receiver/barrel to be a good starting point for making it one. As I said, it would be expensive, but that 'someone' may have a high-wood paratrooper stock waiting for such a project. Consequently, they might pay more for it than others, figuring on selling the stock and other parts to help offset the cost of the restoration. Even the cut-down band is used by re-enactors.

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    INLAND44, thank you for the info. Now if I can just find that "someone".

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    They're out there. Not me though. I'm over carbine infatuation. I'll keep my Inland rebuild but no more.

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