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Need Maker ID On This Safety
The makers mark or letters look like a logo..a C or a horseshoe with an M in the center of it. What maker used that. Postwar GI or commercial?
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03-10-2009 10:26 PM
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Late WWII replacement made by McCullogh
When they tell you to behave, they always forget to specify whether to behave well or badly!

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Much appreciated Thank you! jimb16
Neither of my carbine books (Riesch's or Harrisson's) had that info.
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If you look under post war replacement parts in the rear of the Riesch book
you will see this marking.
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That is one of the errors in his book. Althought they were used in the post WWII time period, they were made during WWII and their use for upgrades started prior to the end of the war. That is true of the majority of the so called post war replacement parts.
When they tell you to behave, they always forget to specify whether to behave well or badly!

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Funny thing after I posted that I had not seen it in my books, fifteen minutes later I spotted the mark in Riecsh's book but it didn't name the maker. Thanks again for more info!