Early SA M1 Garand Stock, GHS Cartouche, Cond. , Circled P With Serifs
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:213956 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
I've relisted this item with a lower price. It is completely original. If you look closely at the cartouche and other markings you can see the lines are worn and filled in as they would be after 78 years. Please ask anything you'd like to....I'm happy to answer to any concerns about the stock. I'm so sure you'll be happy with the stock I'll offer 14 days to return it to me if you think it's not what I say it is.
I recently bought a group of M1's and a cou...ple of parts were given to me. Included was this early Springfield production stock. I don't have the upper portion, just the lower stock. The cartouche is very visible with the larger cross-cannon stamp. Although it's hard to see from the photos (I did my best), the "P" stamp near the trigger does have the serifs. Beautiful original finish with some nice bullet dings on the right side of the shoulder portion. You can see the pattern of the bullets as they would be in an enbloc clip. It looks like at some point in the past there was tape on the stock (at two points, front and mid stock) but it only lightened the color a bit and the finish is still really nice.
Lastly, I wasn't sure where to start the measurement for channel length so I included two photos with two measurements....before and after the ring (there was long and short channels, cut shorter on later stocks to prevent op rod from sticking)
Please feel free to ask any questions of if you need a closeup or other photo.
I recently bought a group of M1's and a cou...ple of parts were given to me. Included was this early Springfield production stock. I don't have the upper portion, just the lower stock. The cartouche is very visible with the larger cross-cannon stamp. Although it's hard to see from the photos (I did my best), the "P" stamp near the trigger does have the serifs. Beautiful original finish with some nice bullet dings on the right side of the shoulder portion. You can see the pattern of the bullets as they would be in an enbloc clip. It looks like at some point in the past there was tape on the stock (at two points, front and mid stock) but it only lightened the color a bit and the finish is still really nice.
Lastly, I wasn't sure where to start the measurement for channel length so I included two photos with two measurements....before and after the ring (there was long and short channels, cut shorter on later stocks to prevent op rod from sticking)
Please feel free to ask any questions of if you need a closeup or other photo.
