I am new to this Forum. I have owned Springfield M1A rifles in the past. I was cleaning out a locker and found a stock for a M14. From the research I have done on line I think it is a T44 stock.
It is walnut and metal is intact. Selector cutout is present. Circle and P on pistol grip. Eagle cartouche on left side of rifle and in pencil inside stock the letter-number D 6324.
Butt plate M1 Garand type. front end cap, sling swivel. stock liner, rear swivel intact.
It is frankly beautiful piece of work in as new condition. I have no need for this so gun broker comes to mind.
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Also if you should decide to answer one of those questions, please refrain from giving a value. Without seeing the item in your own hands and just inspected it, you can be doing an injustice to either the buyer or seller by stating a value.
You can research the Sold Classified Listings (SPF)section below here which has over 7,400 listings, or other auction sites across the internet to come up with a general price for an item(s).
I have noted online that they will go for serious money. I can get some photos but this thing needs nothing to put on and admire... Thanks for any help.
It is walnut and metal is intact. Selector cutout is present. Circle and P on pistol grip. Eagle cartouche on left side of rifle and in pencil inside stock the letter-number D 6324.
Butt plate M1 Garand type. front end cap, sling swivel. stock liner, rear swivel intact.
It is frankly beautiful piece of work in as new condition. I have no need for this so gun broker comes to mind.
Please refrain from using the Firing Line as a substitute for each individuals responsibility. Any threads asking for a value will be deleted with this Sticky.
Also if you should decide to answer one of those questions, please refrain from giving a value. Without seeing the item in your own hands and just inspected it, you can be doing an injustice to either the buyer or seller by stating a value.
You can research the Sold Classified Listings (SPF)section below here which has over 7,400 listings, or other auction sites across the internet to come up with a general price for an item(s).
I have noted online that they will go for serious money. I can get some photos but this thing needs nothing to put on and admire... Thanks for any help.
