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...after reading what Carbinejohn208 fell into!:banghead:
Use the following link to go to the Gunboards U.S. military rifles forum and read the thread. Read ALL of it, or at least Carbinejohn's posts!!
mark 1 - Gunboard's Forums
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Yard sale? Did he say yard sale? I'm moving!
I'm speechless.
-Jeff L
Dayum!
For those that want to read the thread without leaving the 1903 forum and follow it for updates ... :thup:
Regards,
Badger
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Wow! That IS a find.
An incredible story! I love it. :super:
Looks like there's hope for us all, you never know when you'll hit the jackpot. Wow!
Len
Unbelievable!
What are the legal ramifications to owning such a device?
None -- it is semi-automatic and can't be fired (to my knowledge) unless inserted in a M1903 rifle.
OK for some reason I was thinking they were full auto.
As for wrist slashing, envy, yes. But I never mind seeing a good person with sincere interest and appreciation "adopting" something nice from a home where it had gone unappreciated. If the previous owners (heirs!?!) cared, they'd have done some proper research, and cashed in.