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    WIN13 in details

    I think I might keep this...Here are pics in detail, for comparison.
    WIN13JJ pictures by AndrewG1957 - Photobucket

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    That sure is nice! Keep it!
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    That looks very nice. My question is; why wouldn't you keep it?

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    Ive made mistakes before...but I really like earlier rifles..but this would be an exception, it probably saw no WW2 use..but is still a WW2 rifle.
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    But, it could have been built on VE Day!

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