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    theres still bargains out there

    I took my son to Reading Pa yesterday for a huge WW2 re-enactment/air show called ww2 weekend.i started to go down vendor lane and came across some great deals, first was a brand new m1a1 reproduction stock....$50 , second ,i picked up 4 in the wrap mags for $2.50 each,last but not least, i bought an m1 carbine scabbard for $20

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    Good score!

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    The scabbard, if real, is worth 10 times that or more! The magazines too. Great score!
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    Better not give out too much info. Next time you will have to compete with the flock of guys who read your post.

    When you say scabbard, do you mean the leather vehicle scabbard or the canvas hip holster? Either way, what a bargain.

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    Way to go. Sounds like you and your son had a good time.....Frank

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    Jim, sorry i wrote that wrong, not the scabbard, its a real ww2 vintage m1 case, the zipper kind

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    Still for $20 unless it was marked on, torn, or damaged, you got a great buy. Some makers and years are harder to find. Shane MFG being the ones I see most often.

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    its in great shape, little moldy smelling but a few squirts of fabreeze will fix that lol

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    What is the maker/date?

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