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East Taylor LLC Parts of Antiques handguards
Feb 1st, 2013 at 5:33am
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Has anyone used these krag handguards for a restoration? They list at $65. Significantly cheaper than those at S and S ($90). I have hear about some handguards that use brass rivets.
  

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Re: East Taylor LLC Parts of Antiques handguards
Reply #1 - Feb 1st, 2013 at 2:11pm
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I've used one of their 1898/1902 Krag hand-guards and it was real decent with steel rivets.  It only required a 1/8" trimming because it covered too much of the receiver ring.   Another member recently bought the same hand-guard and the sight opening was real sloppy.  Luck of the draw?  I've also used one of their Krag forends to restore a cut down 1898 Krag rifle stock.  It required slight trimming, front and rear, for correct length.  But was nice walnut and accurately machined.
  
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Re: East Taylor LLC Parts of Antiques handguards
Reply #2 - Feb 24th, 2013 at 3:53am
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I got one for my recently acquired 1898 Krag rifle, and it was a perfect fit to the rifle and the 1902 sight I got for it.
  
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Re: East Taylor LLC Parts of Antiques handguards
Reply #3 - Feb 24th, 2013 at 4:13am
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I received one this week and am returning it. The sight cut out was over sized.
  

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