Italian Army Surplus M1 Garand Stock

Italian Issue Garand Stock

This is a wooden M1 Garand stock from Italian Army stores. Italy adopted the M1 Garand after the Second World War and kept it in service for years. The stock is for restorers rebuilding a Garand, shooters who want a correct wood stock on their rifle, and collectors who want an Italian-issue part in their collection.

Features

• Genuine Italian Army Issue — This stock comes from Italian military stores and is original government-issue equipment, not a commercial aftermarket part.
• Wood Construction — The stock is made of solid wood with a brown finish, the same material the M1 was built around from the start.
• M1 Garand Pattern — It follows the M1 profile, with a straight comb and a semi-pistol grip shaped so your hand sits naturally behind the trigger.
• Inletted Receiver Well — The top is machined out to seat the rifle's receiver, which is the central housing for the bolt and operating parts.
• Trigger Group Cutout — An opening through the stock takes the Garand's trigger housing, which latches up from underneath to lock the rifle into the wood.
• Front Sling Swivel — A metal swivel hangs under the forward end, giving a sling its front attachment point.
• Rear Sling Swivel — A second swivel under the buttstock completes a two-point sling setup for carrying the rifle over the shoulder.
• Metal Front Fitting — A metal fitting caps the forward tip of the stock where it meets the rifle's lower band area.

Fit And Provenance

The M1 Garand is the semi-automatic .30-06 service rifle the US fielded in the Second World War and Korea, and it was later supplied to allies including Italy. This stock is cut to the standard M1 pattern. Military parts were made by different contractors over many years, so plan on test-fitting your receiver and trigger group before final assembly. An Italian-issue stock suits a rifle restored to Italian service configuration, and it gives a working Garand authentic military wood.