1917 Eddystone Parts Build Range Report

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The new ones from Numrich are not bad and also come with the handguards that you will need. If you are a patient person you can hold out for a correct "E" buttstock for your Eddystone. The last one I purchase was for $150.00 complete with metal parts which came off of an Eddystone M1917 that went to Canada during WWII. Stll had some of the red paint left on the front to indicate the rifle was .30-06.