Lunch Bucket Special

[wtmr]

here is a true lunch bucket special, gun was made by Saginaw worker and obvious take home of unmarked or unproofed parts --- note no hardness test of receiver, extra shims made for either barrel or receiver milling errors, note the cross threaded gas cylinder, note the super Q-RMC stock -it all adds up to what would have been easy to take home. ironically had IP firing pin, U bolt, and couple other oddities-some of these parts were transferred to Saginaw. It was cool gun. Picasa Web Albums - Carbine - lunch bucket ...

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[Snafu]

Rear of receiver looks played with

[wtmr]

nah, just ground off, you can see evidence of name and serial

[BrianQ]

What sets this carbine apart from one that has had the name and serial number ground off is the lack of proofs on the receiver and bolt.

[wtmr]

barrel was not proofed either--I totally missed the bolt not being punchmarked--you got the "eye" Brian!

[painter777]

On picture #2....Are the dimples on that butt plate inside out...like the one I posted the picture of a while back?

Charlie-painter777

[wtmr]

I will have to dig it out and see, missed that too-I never took off from memory

[wtmr]

I looked at another pic I had It looks ok

[Harlan (Deceased)]

Do you think it's possible that whoever took the parts did a half hearted job of grinding off the serial number and maker to hide the evidence of a missing receiver?

[Embalmer]

prob incase caught, couldnt determine where it came from