push button safety

[mto7464]

I have been needing a late inland push button safety for a few years and just started looking again. There seems to be a plethora of them sold on ebay from the same sellers. Me thinks they are re pops but I can't tell. Anyone else seen them and can comment.

[bruce381]

Most are repos with nice new finish and clean machine marks, original should look more worn and both finish and machineing will be lesser quality than a repo. Basicly you have to looks at a lot of originals to get a feel. Or buy form a known good guy.

[carbineone1964]

I would visit over on the CMP Forum, if you are not a member sign up over there and seek one there. Most crap in Ebay anymore is fake..

Find Eddie Yuja in Texas. He will likely have one and a Inland should be a easy one to find..Goodluck

[jimb]

try Bill Ricca

[Faulkner]

In another 10 -20 years no one will really be able to tell the difference.

[Gary D. Funderburg]

Eddie Yuga has quit. I spoke with him at the San Antonio show last week end he got a couple of parts from me to finish up a couple of personal shooters. I don't think he has anything left.

[Tuna]

Eddie has retired from the parts business and we are the losers for it. A fine gentleman who always did his best for the customer. Wants to spend more time with his grand kids and he will be missed. I don't know who he sold his parts supply he had left to. But as the guys have said if they have more then one then the odds are it's a repo. Oh and stay away from the left coast big time rip off artist. I would try as Jimb said Bill Ricca.

[jimb]

You might also try Nick Dailey. At least he will tell you if what he has is real or repro.

[Varmintpopper]

mto7464
I have a USGI Inland trigger houseing with the push button safety, All parts are there except the sear and sear spring of which I removed and used on a project
many years ago. The houseing had cosmoline on it when I unwrapped it from the protective cloth. I am not sure now of Mfg date but think it may have been
1943. I would consider selling the entire houseing but not just the push button safety by its self. If interested in this please P.M. me here on the forum.

Good Shooting

Lindy

[jimb]

"Do You light up the room when You enter, or when You Leave" When I leave, but the gasoline and matches help! (Just kidding!)

[Arcieri]

Eddy has a few more items for sale. Check out this web site.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/BI.aspx?IncludeSellers=447337

[Varmintpopper]

Yes Yes, When You leave.

[Gary D. Funderburg]

Nick has also quit and moved to Puerto Rico. I bought some of Nick's parts, Mario, (Bernard is Owner) at Northridge purchased some and I do not know who all bought parts from him. I miss Nick.