What is a Garain?? You're definitely NOT proficient on the subject. Invest in M1 Garand books and read, read, and then read some more.
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If you're THAT certain and KNOW that they're correct, how come you need help determining whether it's a good price or not?? Hmmm??
I think someone's...Last edited by TJT; 01-14-2023, 01:36 PM.
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WTT "Coltwood" 1911A1 Stocks
I have a set of WWII "Coltwood" M1911A1 stocks in NRA "Perfect" condition. No chips, cracks, or wear. All edges are sharp and crisp....
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Good one Larry. Oh yah, as long as it does NOT land on the carpet, all will be good--lol
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The form cutter was not properly aligned with the heel for the finish operation. I've seen a few like this.
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Go to the Hodgdon's reloading site and see what, if any, loads they list with your propellant of choice.
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The milling cutter has seen better days. As Larry said, it's a non-issue.
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The bolt would not have been electro penciled from its original assembly at the armory. It definitely does NOT add to its value.
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I would have to agree. Thanks for the info.
Well s__t. Now it needs a new home.
Jon
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IMO, to answer your questions, No and No, respectively.
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Got proof of your claim? Remember, none of them were built in numerical order.
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