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    Firing Pin N-S or S-N

    Looking at a GB auction.
    I'm in need of a Stan Pro FP.
    My books, CCNL's and quick search doesn't return results.

    Did see a S-N or N-S Type I come out of a US&S NPM, thought to be a original carbine.

    EDIT: Top Picture is a Type II: Anyone have any info on these ?



    EDIT: Bottom: Another marked different, That I believe is a Type I -

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    Last edited by painter777; 12-24-2020 at 04:10 PM. Reason: Type I and Type II
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