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    18 Nov 2024 Garand Picture of the Day



    A rare example of a fully automatic M1icon manufactured by Winchester. (Photo: Cody Firearms Museum)
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    There are no great men, only great challenges that ordinary men are forced by circumstances to meet.

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    I'd love to warm it up a bit but I doubt it would stand up to jobs like the BAR did. Just not heavy duty enough.
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    Bit like the cobbled 303 semi auto's they tried to come up with Jim they never really made the grade.
    Charlton automatic rifle - Wikipedia

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    Quote Originally Posted by CINDERS View Post
    the cobbled 303 semi auto's
    We had a Huot here in Vancouver in the Seaforth armory that saw light of day a few times...yes, they were a trial for sure.
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    It looks like an unsuccessful try at an early BM59…
    34a cp., btg. Susa, 3° rgt. Alpini

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    question, did any of the Carlton automatic weapons used the late World War 1 developed 20rd Lee Enfield magazine ?

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    modified 30-round Bren magazines.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RCS View Post
    the Carlton automatic weapons
    Charlton? Yes, as shown it was developed for it from Bren mags.

    Charlton automatic rifle - Wikipedia
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    Perfect timing. GCAicon journal just came this week with a feature article on the T20E1. I don't see a selector lever on the OP photo. Is this a followup or predecessor prototype to the T20E1?

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    modified M1 rifle

    Many years ago, I modified an M1 rifle barrel with a new gas system that worked too. Glad I saved a few photos.

    It was interesting and the M60 bipod came from a salvage yard. I had intended to use a lightweight barrel jacket but went on to other projects, when I realized that the M14icon barrel would fit and index into an M1 receiver.

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