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Well I have a M1 Carbine that my dad gave to me and I have now given to my son. It has a Custom hand made wood stock. The stock is about 50 years old and it is made out of a piece off wood that came from a then 100 year old home.

Well my son wants to start shooting the gun but wants to save the stock and put it away so it does not get damaged. So I purchased a aftermarket black plastic stock but I now need some parts. I need a complete front sight, complete barrel band and the nut that holds the bolt for the recoil plate. Does anyone know where I can find these parts ?

Thanks,

J

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