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returning M1C receiver to mount scope base
I have an M1C receiver which is plugged, and I was wondering if the plugs were removable. I have an EDM machine but want to know more about the plugging process used by the ARMORIES. If any one out there has information I would appreciate hearing from a knowledgeable collector. I have the G&H Mount and an original M82 Scope in mint condition.
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03-21-2017 12:29 AM
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Plugs
Yes, they are removable. In the old days, real M1Cs were quite rare, so unplugging one to restore it was common. If you see an M1C with SA-52 on the heel, it has been unplugged. IIRC the plugs in the threaded holes just screw out. The two locating holes are tapered. We need a reply from somebody who has actually done one.
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a plugged M1C is probably more rare that a M1C
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Mark is correct, a plugged M1C receiver is a collector item, an original M1C would require paper work. Some have even removed the SA 52 from the receiver but you still need paper work
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Authentication
Dave McClain offers a free service to GCA
members, will authenticate your serial number with 98% accuracy. Most collectors accept his opinion as definitive.
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Dave McClain offers a free service to
GCA
members, will authenticate your serial number with 98% accuracy. Most collectors accept his opinion as definitive.
Dave authenticated my non CMP
M1C serial number.It came from the middle of the first block of 100 if memory serves?
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