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    Before and After

    I bought this Junker last week.
    M1 Carbine Winchester White Bag : Semi-auto at GunBroker.com
    MW is 0.2, Punch mark on receiver looks in the white.
    Cleaned up and a few parts moved around. Denatured Alcohol wiped down and one coat of 50-50 mineral spirits and RLO.








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    Boy does it look better. I'm partial to these Wins as I own a 5.6

    It looks low mile even before clean up. Recoil plate was what? Stock came out wonderful.
    Sometimes the white sacks can look weird but clean up well.
    thanks

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    Recoil plate was W. Not correct for the serial number is band and rear sight.

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    My 5.6 has an adjust Hemphill

    and it is original to the weapon, but they mixed them all through the spring of 44 as the were supplied. 5.5 would be Fall or late 43?

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    Can you explain the process used to clean the stock? I might play with this mixmaster I just bought. thanks

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    I wipped it down with denatured alcohol till it was as clean as I could get it. The hardest work was getting the stuck paper off. Let dry for ten minuets. While I was getting mineral spirits and RAW linseed oilicon. mixed 50-50 in a mayo jar lid. Rubbed on one coat with fingers and a small rag. After thirty minuets I wipped off all excess with a clean cloth to a dry look. Let dry for ten minuets and put metal in wood and took pictures. About a hour and a half start to finish.
    No Tung or BLOicon please.
    I like these also. This one is earlier than most I have. I must have twenty to thirty of the five million Winchesters. This one would have had a flip sight and type 1 band. It is just before the transition Winchesters. For a shooter, the type 3 rear sight and band are best. If I had a NOS flip rear sight and band I would swap them out but I don't, so they don't get changed out. The barrel is really slick and dark blue.
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    That sounds good, I think I'll try it. It looks like the rich wood color shows after this process.

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    What, you don't like those white crystals?

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    I Have WRA 5.573,898

    M1icon Carbine Winchester White Bag : Semi-auto at GunBroker.com


    Pretty close to yours.
    Sure liking the 'After' pictures.
    Nice buy Roger...............
    Wait.......... I thought you were suppose to be selling?



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    WRA 5,573 in back, WRA 5,811 in front;



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