It's heavy and real looking, all metal. There's no spring under the spoon, however you can buy a spring kit online.

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The leather WW2 1911 holster is spot on. Well made and I believe it will suit what I bought it for.

I am happy with the experience.

In nice condition. Will display well. Shipped fast and well packaged too.

IMA usually has a good selection of antiques.

another great buy from IMA Very happy with Quality

Excellent value! I really appreciated the speed in which my purchase was shipped. My Winchester 1873 classic rifle was packed securely and arrived in great condition.

Had a small shipping problem recently, but was easily fixed with simple phone call. Over all very good company to buy from. No complaints at all over 5 years of dealing

Two of them were a little loose, the third one fit just right with the exception of the Chinese 97 Winchester replica. This is not too bad, considering the fact that I've got two replica's that are fit for display purposes only. I bought from another company, of course!

all products are easy to find and neatly organized. all descriptions are highly detailed and accurate to each product. been doing business with ima for several years now and have zero complaints. whenever any problems arose, customer service was quick and concise about resolving the issue. everyone I have talked to on the phone was very polite. I have been recommending this company to anyone I have talked to that is interested in militaria antiques.

Thanks for fast communications. Thanks for the fast refund of my damaged item I bought. My damage was not the fault of IMA but the shipper. Through the worst weather and power outages, IMA pulled through. Although my first purchase with IMA did not go smoothly ( no fault of their own) I will buy in the near future. Thanks IMA David

Thank you for the customer discount sales and coupons offered, every so often. I only wish that I had enough dimes to buy all the candy in your shop!

Was pleasantly surprised that the untouched Nepalese Brunswick and sword bayonet were complete, with a replacement brass patch box cover supplied. The only serious defect was a stock crack around the lock screw escutcheon. After tetanus and typhoid shots, I attacked the centuries-old yak fat that encrusted everything, apparently the Victorian version of Cosmoline. Found paint remover was the best way to clean off all the encrusted grime and dried grease, which protected most of the gun metal and stock. Cleaned all screw heads carefully before attempting to unscrew anything, and then used tight-fitting screwdrivers bits to unscrew them. Epoxied the stock crack and then tightened down the through screws for a solid fix. It took violent hammering on vise grips attached to the ramrod tip to remove the rusted-in-place ramrod, barely succeeding before the stretched ramrod tip could break off. Musket cleaned up well, action worked well when cleaned and oiled, and IMA has made me a very happy camper indeed!

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