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Is the stuff in the box sold on Gunbroker WW2 manufactured? Is it even remotely collectable? Still, $900 is a BIT MUCH.

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Two separate comments:

1. I went to the B'ham gun show a couple of times in the 1990's and loved it. I talked to a book seller who did a lot of safari's, bought the book "The Old Man and...

Hi, even if that wasn't original, it's still a steal. El Paso Saddlery's are over $100, and I picked up a Repro from Numrich Arms for $20.95 plus shipping. Obviously Numrich's isn't up to El Paso's...

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I'm a newbie, and I need to know how to clean and strip the M1. I also need to know, what else I need to know. What book (s) do you all suggest and why?

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Hi, and welcome to the club. I'm mainly a Bullseye shooter, Monthly 3 gun matches are 90 rounds of .22LR, 90 rounds of Centerfire (in my case .45ACP), and 90 rounds of .45 ACP. 100 rounds of .22LR...

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I just purchased an M1, so I'm a serious newbie on this. I looked at the E and L website, and it appears that the brass catcher is in between the front and rear sights. Is the brass catcher...

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That's it. Second type of serial number, no depression around it. The IAI is covered up by the replacement sight.

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I just purchased an M1 at a gun show, the serial number is H888-R202XXX. Is this a commercial receiver? If so, who built it? It's also marked as Houston TX. It was less expensive than CMP,...

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I just picked up an M1 Carbine at the last Chisholm Trail Gun Show here in Wichita KS. I THINK it's a parts gun using a commercial action, the serial number starts with H888-. I put 5 rounds...