Johnny's handguards are for a Sudanese or Guatemalan AR10. Carlson says he has a Portuguese lower. The earlier (Sudan/Guat) uppers will not work on a Portuguese lower. Therefore the handguard is useless to Carlson.
The handguard system Carlson needs is a 4-piece assembly with heat shields and bakelite halves.
Do you have a loose barrel extension or a shot out barrel from a Dutch AR10? I do not care what variant it is from. (Sudanese...Portuguese....whatever)
wood stock -$500
fiberglas replacement stock $0
original polycarbonate stock +$500
The polycarbonate stocks were very smooth and unpainted but were prone to cracking. Well, most original stocks actually shattered.
Top is polycarbonate, bottom is a fiberglas replacement installed while the rifle was in service. Note the replacement stock uses wood screws to attach the sling holder.
You are very lucky to have a Sudanese AR10 blank fire adapter and a Sudanese grenade sight. The Porto BFA's are a dime a dozen and the Porto grenade sites can be had at a price.