Spring cleaning photo op

From the top, Detroit Police Department 1944 Inland mixmaster, 7th precinct rack 18, 1944 correct Inland, 5.7M correct Winchester with T marked action, 4.3M correct National Meter, 1944 correct Quality Hardware restoration with new barreled action and stock, 1943 Underwood correct, Bavarian Forrest Police and Tyrol Police marked this was a CMP Service Grade rifle that only needed a front sight and trigger and stock exchange to make correct. The original stock was correct but modified by the Germans or Austrians. Regards, Rick.

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Rick, those are nice! Looks like you're going to need a bigger table.
Regards.....Frank

I have a 5.6 Win just about identical to yours. I'd love to have that Underwood. They did such a good job on those and I want a fabricated TH carbine. How do they shoot with those Type 1 bands? Ever have any problems?
Nice examples.
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Originally Posted by DaveHH

I have a 5.6 Win just about identical to yours. I'd love to have that Underwood. They did such a good job on those and I want a fabricated TH carbine. How do they shoot with those Type 1 bands? Ever have any problems?
Nice examples.
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Yes I did until I cleaned it.....really cleaned it. I suspect things were gummed up in there. The DPD is the best shooter of the ones I've fired.....go figure! Regards, Rick.

They don't look the same. That Winchester doesn't have a sling and oiler. What's with that Rick :eek:

Nice grouping.

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Originally Posted by JimF4M1s

They don't look the same. That Winchester doesn't have a sling and oiler. What's with that Rick :eek:

Nice grouping.

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Great observation.....I have the sling but haven't found an oiler yet......anyone? Regards, Rick.

I have a few. What are they going for now?

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