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    E Prefix Underwood

    Greetings, I am new to the forum and not very knowledgeable about M-1 carbines (mostly Smith and Colt revolvers). I recently acquired an excellent Underwood. The little research I have done indicates that about 20 E prefix guns are known, with serial numbers below E300. Explanations offered on various sites refer to them as experimental, presentation, or (most commonly) assembled from left over parts and presented/sold to employees after the war. I have not disassembled my gun, but see not visible markings on the metal or wood other than behind the rear sight.
    Any information would be appreciated.

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    Bob, not a lot of info out there known about E Underwoods. PM sent.

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