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    They're still out there...............



    Was on vacation this past week and rescued this from a mostly archery, but some guns, shop in SW Florida. "What kind of carbine you got there?" "Its a 1943 Underwood" I thought I was gonna faint when the guy handed it to me. Its actually a 4.7million range Quality Hardware with a 12-43 Underwood barrel on it. Right as rain! It kept whispering to me, "Please save me all these bows & arrows scare me!" How could I turn my back on such a request?? I haven't had a chance to clean it up yet and though I'm really an Inland kind of guy, this may just be a keeper! I'll post more pics later.

    They really ARE still out there...................
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    That's sweet!

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    Congrats Ken.......
    2 very nice looking carbines posted today.

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    I love it, I love It !! There is hope for us all !! Just must keep the faith and keep lookin' !!

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    Great find! Strong cartouche on a great looking stock as a bonus!

    Congrats!

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    Archery people are a little bit nuts, beleive me I know. Cause I am one. Very nice gun. Stock looks Imaculate. Like to see pictures of parts when you break it down, it may surprise you!

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    NICE score Ken!

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    well done!
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    Fantastic find, Ken!

    I bet you were grinning like a possum all the way home! I've always loved the excitement of finding a great gun. Congrats!

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    He actually let me pull the action out of the stock and I pulled the trigger housing, mainspring, slide and bolt out and I could see everything was right. Its really hard to keep a straight face in a situation like that. And yes I had to keep pinching myself to make sure I wasn't dreaming. I was almost afraid to open the trunk when I got back to the house for fear it wasn't really there!

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