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General Hatcher issued a bulletin (No. 23-10-1) stating all servicable U.S. Rifles, Cal.30, M1903 will continue in service regardless of the serial number stamped on receiver.
(30 September 1943) ...

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I saw a video where a Ukranian soldier was removing rifles from a Russian APC. The majority of them were MN bolt guns.
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Either did the fellow who made the presentation flintlock for him. (NRA Annual Meeting).
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I agree with BAR. Top center is a GI with a metal detector. The rear axle alignment suggest a mine/IED etc.
Is it a JEEP? Center crossmember looks different.
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I'm thinking everyone in a squad "volunteered" to carry extra ammo belts,etc.
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Why was it "dreaded"?.

So, where did all the M14's come from? Arsenal theft?

Damn.

Thanks! Davisville was my "home" base (MCB 71).
Will have to make a trip there this coming summer.

Where is that at?

Looks like the turret MG is already lighting some body up.

Division trophy?

I guess the difference in quality or manufacturer is that I buy the C stock with hand guard for $199.
I build Marine Sniper wannabees so I have to use C style stocks to be legal for CMP match's....