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Pics of some of my US WW2 rifles
Pics of some of my US WW2 rifles. The M1903A1 NM was sold new to a doctor in New Hampshire in 1934. It came out of his estate and is still basically new, with papers. To me it's almost more a work of art than a firearm
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67th Company, 5th Marines 1st Sgt. Daniel "Pop" Hunter's response to 1st Lt. Jonas Platt's query "Who is your Commander"?, Torcy side of Hill 142, Belleau Wood, 8:00 am, 6 Jun 1918.
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Very nice group of rifles. I am officially jealous.
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Thanks guys! A few of the M1903A4....
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