WW2 M1 CARBINE HAND GUARD ROCK-OLA Mfg Co. EARLY STYLE 2 RIVET WITH MARKING Q-RMC
$59.00
ORIGINAL M1 CARBINE HAND GUARD ROCK-OLA Mfg Co. EARLY STYLE 2 RIVET
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Markings Q-RMC Rock-Ola Mfg Co.
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