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FN Hi Power and shoulder stock

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This stock came with a post war tangent Hi Power. Photos of pistol. T series and mid 60’s production. Lock up is tight with no movement .

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2bnag
may be original components assembled post war
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That is correct. Used with various slotted/tangent sight post war guns.
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I do not believe it is a original stock/holster. Some French folks made some very good repops some years ago. Anthony V can tell you if it’s real or not.
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It looks a lot better than the Odin stocks. How would I contact Mr Vanderlinden?
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The rivets holding the holster to the stock are not those that are seen on correct Belgian rigs. They should show a post hammered over a washer on the top front. Smooth on the back side.
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Here is a holster stock shown on page 302 of FN PISTOLS by Vanderlinden.

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elmer1007 said:
It looks a lot better than the Odin stocks. How would I contact Mr Vanderlinden?
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He’s on this forum.
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Btt with photos of pistol
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