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Mark 08-222-2016 08-10-201620:28

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Dark Walnut under all that grease and dirt....

I ordered one of these the last time they had them in stock and was so pleased this time I ordered 2 more. I did end up having to file the inside of stock a bit to get my M1 US GI trigger group to fit. After a good cleaning, some repair, sanding, but not enough to remove the story it could tell. Then a few boiled linseed oil treatments these stocks look, feel and smell beautiful. Great deal for 20 bucks......

Andy 07-190-2016 07-09-201623:16

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Just what I needed.

As described. They ain't pretty, don't smell nice, and won't win any beauty contest.
They also don't cost $150 either. I ordered 2, both were serviceable. Some serious sanding for the dents, dings, scratches, and underneath: walnut! It's like opening a really well wrapped Christmas present. The recoil plate and screw solidly rusted in place; not a problem for the gun you're going to toss behind the seat in the pickup :) .
For people that want a stock to pose with in a "Glamour-Shot", this is NOT the stock you're looking for :(.
For the rest of us, that actually have work to do, it's perfect. Our carbine can go everywhere with us and the original stock can stay pretty, at home in the gun case.
You could call it a beater stock, but with a little work, they are better than that.
As said: "a steal at $20"!!!

Curly 08-240-2016 08-28-201615:47

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A piece of military history

Bought stock for auto ordnance M1, dropped right in and can use bayonet lug on it now without carving up the original stock. One can only wonder the stories these stocks could tell. They do need cleaning and some repair but a steal at 20 bucks !!!

Richard 02-37-2016 02-07-201603:02

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Wood as described; metal heavily rusted and pitted

I ordered three stocks. The description of the wood is accurate; all are incredibly black and will need to be thoroughly cleaned, and cracks and missing chunks repaired. I am, however, disappointed in the condition of the metal, which was not described in the ad. Except for the buttplates, the metal parts, such as the recoil plate, are so rusted and pitted that they really cannot be used to make an attractive stock.