Carl N. Brown
Member
Thrown out as a thought.
The Mossberg 702 (and near twins made by CBC, Rossi) are widely advertised and affordable and show up on the used market at reasonable prices.
M1 Carbines are wildly popular and prices are going wild.
Would you buy an M1 replica stock for a Mossberg 702 or Rossi RS22 if some manufacturer marketed one?
My grandson commented to me that my CBC 7022 looked sorta like my M1 Carbine. I got to thinking how the 7022 would look with the Williams peepsight for .22 grooved receiver rifles like the Savage 54. Then I started thinking about the old Marlin 99M1 and 99M2 carbine lookalikes I remembered from the late 1960s.
Top going down:
_ Stock and barreled action of CBC 7022 (precursor of the 702 and RS22).
_ M1 Carbine barreled action.
_ M2 Carbine stock
_ M1A1 Carbine stock
The Mossberg 702 (and near twins made by CBC, Rossi) are widely advertised and affordable and show up on the used market at reasonable prices.
M1 Carbines are wildly popular and prices are going wild.
Would you buy an M1 replica stock for a Mossberg 702 or Rossi RS22 if some manufacturer marketed one?
My grandson commented to me that my CBC 7022 looked sorta like my M1 Carbine. I got to thinking how the 7022 would look with the Williams peepsight for .22 grooved receiver rifles like the Savage 54. Then I started thinking about the old Marlin 99M1 and 99M2 carbine lookalikes I remembered from the late 1960s.
Top going down:
_ Stock and barreled action of CBC 7022 (precursor of the 702 and RS22).
_ M1 Carbine barreled action.
_ M2 Carbine stock
_ M1A1 Carbine stock