M1 Carbine Barrel Spring Removal/Installation

M1 Carbine Barrel Spring Removal/Installation

[@Squid165]

You are a gentleman and a scholar. Bought an Owen telescoping stock that was missing barrel band spring. Your content has been invaluably helpful especially when my extractor chipped and I had to replace it. Had your video up step by step when my bolt tool finally arrived.

[@budgetguncinema7777]

Excellent. Precisely what I needed to see. My upper handguard started to crack so I decided to replace the wood with a metal one and I bought a Choate stock so I could just put my wood stock and handguard away and keep them safe but still enjoy shooting my M1. Thanks for uploading this.

[@fushisushi]

appreciate it...gonna clean and refinish the stock

[@norwich93CMP]

Make sure you don't sand any original cartouches or crossed cannons!!!

[@norwich93CMP]

Cool, just make sure your not going to hurt and original WWII stock with cartouche and crossed cannons!!

[@556suppressor]

I bought a $29 stock online. Sanded it with 150 grit sandpaper. Then rubbed on 3 coats of BLO. The final finish is dark brown but it looks good. Came with the buttplate, recoil plate and barrel spring.

[@STEVEOMEMES]

Thank's Norwich !