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    12-42 M1 Garand

    Hi Gents,

    I'm not overly active on this forum but thought it was about time that I make a modest contribution. For that reason, I've decided to post a few images of a 12-42 Garandicon that's in my collection. It appears to be "correct" minus the WRA elevation knob and earlier style op-rod catch. I didn't remove the gas cylinder while photographing but can report that the gas pad is not chromed.

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    A few more images I forgot to upload the first time around... Plus a shot of the receiver w/ no flash.
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    That gun belongs in Montville, NJ
    Real men measure once and cut.
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    Gotta love a nice clean rifle...
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