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    Heads up on parts....

    Here's two items currently available that I've seen several threads in the past where they were being searched for:

    www.gunpartscorp.com Item 499720 new replacement firing pin for Japanese Type 99 rifle $54.75 + shipping.
    www.jgsales.com Item 7-3015 M2 Carbine stocks, one $29.95, more than one $19.95 each + shipping. Comes with hand guard.

    The picture of the firing pin looks to be of high quality. They seem expensive, but considering that they're usually unobtainable and are brand new instead of used,they are probably worth the price.

    The stocks appear well used, and are said to come with some metal parts which will likely be rusty. The origin of the stocks is not specified, and they may be S. Korean take-offs and/or of S. Korean manufacture. They look like they would refinish nicely and are advertised to be without cracks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Der Gebirgsjager View Post
    Here's two items currently available that I've seen several threads in the past where they were being searched for:

    www.gunpartscorp.com Item 499720 new replacement firing pin for Japanese Type 99 rifle $54.75 + shipping.
    www.jgsales.com Item 7-3015 M2 Carbine stocks, one $29.95, more than one $19.95 each + shipping. Comes with hand guard.

    The picture of the firing pin looks to be of high quality. They seem expensive, but considering that they're usually unobtainable and are brand new instead of used,they are probably worth the price.

    The stocks appear well used, and are said to come with some metal parts which will likely be rusty. The origin of the stocks is not specified, and they may be S. Korean take-offs and/or of S. Korean manufacture. They look like they would refinish nicely and are advertised to be without cracks.

    DG
    The stocks I'm seeing are advertised as "Used, and will show repairable cracks, gouges, nicks, and scratches, and often some sanded areas around the buttplate."

    https://www.jgsales.com/military-sur....-p-89244.html
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    It's been almost 2 weeks...."Strike while the iron is hot."

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    hit it on the head strike with all your might boy while the iron is red I heard that from a old friend who sailed on the heavy cruiser san francisco

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