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To My understanding a Carbine that does not have a military stock is not considered a C&R. That being said I have a Inland in almost original condition. Probably only a couple hundred rounds have ever been through it. Problem is my Dad brought it back from the South Pacific theater (Corpsman) minus the broken stock. My Dad never had a use or need for a gun so he gave it to my uncle who did shoot and hunt and he put a custom Monte Carlo stock on it. About 15-20 years ago my uncle gave it to me because he said it was my Dad's and it should be mine and not my cousins. I then proceeded to put a black Ram Line syn stock on it and there the dilemma is. Where can I find a good military stock?
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I thought I was going to read a good world war 2 story...
Anyways, I got this stock from Northridge International. -
If the firearm is more than 50 years old, it's a C&R automatically and it doesn't matter what kind of stock is on the gun or that it's not in "original" condition.Please read the Calguns Wiki
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Where are you? I have 10 of them. They have been stripped of all metal but can be returned to their glory easily."I would kill for a Nobel peace prize." Steven Wright"
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"The Second Amendment is a doomsday provision, one designed for those exceptionally rare circumstances where all other rights have failed. However improbable these contingencies may seem today, facing them unprepared is a mistake a free people get to make only once."
Judge Alex Kozinski
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Too far I am 5 miles away!
"I would kill for a Nobel peace prize." Steven Wright"
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IIRC, even if the stock is not original and the gun were fewer than 50 years old, so long as the replacement stock is mostly similar to the original you're fine. Pretty sure I'm right on that, yes?GOA Member & SAF Life MemberComment
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