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    Pretty much. Scott shared some of the story with...

    Pretty much. Scott shared some of the story with me. Clippinger does not mention the possible .38 issue and Malone wanting .45s. He does mention the "mysterious" overnight flight by Malone in his...
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    As pointed out it may be as simple as needing a...

    As pointed out it may be as simple as needing a fresh spring. If it is just a shooter, you may want to up the poundage or install an EGW oversize firing pin stop. Its square rear edge (rounded) will...
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    At least some of them wound up issued to the 60th...

    At least some of them wound up issued to the 60th Troop Carrier Group, which served in North Africa, Sicily, and Italy. My FIL was a C-47 pilot with the 60th and was issued one. He told me they were...
  4. as the bolt end threads up to about mid-barrel...

    as the bolt end threads up to about mid-barrel have pits that follow them.

    Not sure what you are saying here. I have a sporterized 1917 I acquired in a trade over 40 years ago that had a pitted...
  5. I love my Danes, maggot impregnated beech and...

    I love my Danes, maggot impregnated beech and all!

    CX
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    BUSTED!!!! :rolleyes: CX

    BUSTED!!!! :rolleyes:

    CX
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    No argument from me on that point. CX

    No argument from me on that point.

    CX
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    Thanks. It is my favorite deer rifle. Hunted with...

    Thanks. It is my favorite deer rifle. Hunted with it in Alaska for caribou and several southern states for whitetail.

    CX
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    BTW the AR18 had a big brother that went nowhere....

    BTW the AR18 had a big brother that went nowhere. It was the AR16, and no, I don't mean the AR15, which became the M16. The AR16 was 7.62 NATO and was a beefier version of the AR18 - stamped steel...
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    The Daewoo is the one I was thinking of. Never...

    The Daewoo is the one I was thinking of. Never been inside one myself. Can't think of another now. Maybe I was wrong?

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    Looks to me like the L85A1 uses the AR18 design...

    Looks to me like the L85A1 uses the AR18 design in bullpup. But I don't recall anyone admitting that. I am thinking there was another rifle very similar to it but it escapes me now - The South Korean...
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    The AR18 (AR180 semiauto) was made by Armalite in...

    The AR18 (AR180 semiauto) was made by Armalite in Costa Mesa, CA and for them by Howa in Japan and later Sterling in the UK. The Costa Mesa is most desirable and the best of the lot. Next comes the...
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    This 1917 has a straightened floor plate. It...

    This 1917 has a straightened floor plate. It removes the guppy-like belly of the military version and gives it smoother lines.
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    I have a sporterized Winnie 1917 I traded for in...

    I have a sporterized Winnie 1917 I traded for in 1970 (the damage was done when I acquired it) and have hunted with it in Alaska and the deep south since. The original military barrel was pitted but...
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    Just discovered this forum - (alas, one more to...

    Just discovered this forum - (alas, one more to monitor)!! But this place looks interesting.

    CX
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