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  1. 03-30-2010 05:59 PM #1
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    New IP Carbine Question

    I bought an IP barreled receiver from CMPicon in the 1777XXX range. It has a 4-44 Underwood barrel. Any thoughts on whether the barrel is original or a replacement? My guess would be that it is a wartime replacement barrel.
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    No doubt, replacement.

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    If interested i have a IP buttplate and sear i would sell.
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    Just listed IP firing pin and extractor on Epay
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    It is a replacemnt barrel. S'G' used that receiver most likely in the summer of 1943. S'G' ended production in December 1943 so an April 1944 barrel would be a replacement.
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