M1 enblocs are hard to find

[Anthony_Slipp]

Why are the enbloc clips so hard to find in Canada? They are plentiful on ebay but no one will ship them to Canada. Where do people buy them here? It's no problem to get Lee Enfield strippers shipped here but the M1 seems to be a different animal.

 

[ghostntheshell]

I've found them at most gun stores (not the big chain stores) alnost every time. They have never been hard to find around here in northern and southern ontario.

 

[flying pig]

Check out the site sponsors like Trade-Ex and Elwood Epps. Got mine there.

 

[yohann160]

I got mine at Marstar.

 

[Kevin M.]

I hoarde them all.

Just kidding. But I do keep the ones that come with whatever M1's I purchase. I think I have around 35 now. You should not have to look too hard to find them. Post an WTB in the EE.

 

[Garand]

The last couple of dozen that I got from Gun Parts Corp in the US, were a waste of money. They were oversized an wouldn't fit in my Garand.

 

[student of history]

Did those ones that didn't fit have a rough textured finish to them? I think I've run across those before....grr

I think your best bet would be to hit up your next local gun show...I picked up some nice WWII SA ones from the last Woodstock show I was at.

 

[WaffenMitUns]

I'm about to build a coffee table out of them.

 

[Colt .45]

I've got a couple lying around, PM sent.

 

[F-Tang]

If I recall, TradeEx has bags of reproductions available for $40 for like 20 of them.

 

[WW2GURU]

Milarm has lots. A bit pricy at $3 each but they're clean and rust free. 2.50ea if you buy a bunch.

 

[Recce21]

Never been to a gun show? Tons and tons to be found.

 

[Coyote Ugly]

In the night, out on the back 40, I just listen for the "Ping" sound in the distance, and then go round them up with the dogs.

Some nights, I find 2 or 3 thousand of them, but the "Ping" is hard on the ears...