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    Who can identify the rifle this military paratrooper folding stock belongs to?

    I picked up this military paratrooper folding rifle stock with a pistol grip and a swivel sling from an estate sale. I thought it might fit an M1icon Carbine but I was wrong. Now, I can not figure our which rifle this stock belongs to. Can anyone help me identify it?

    Attached are the pics I have taken--hope they are good enough.
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    Ruger Mini 14. It's the factory folder. They cost enough if you try to buy one...
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    thanks Jim
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    Wow. I'm jealous of that thing. My Mini 14 would look good in that.
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    Maybe a PM would be in order. Sounds like he doesn't have use for it anyway...
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