What is this ?

[Mikey51]

These are hard to find. Mike.Attachment 16435

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[Bill Hollinger]

No! I have a few driven into the ground for tree stakes!

Nice!

[usgicollector]

It smells like it was made by a furniture company.
I have seen this before:

[Tired Retired]

You guys and your marks... you are gonna make me pull everything out of the safe and take it out of the stocks just to see if I have something like it... Next time one of you guys are going to do it for me!


Seriously, I don't know. Someone care to teach me something new?

[BrianQ]

TR, The first picture is an IP receiver. The second one is an IP receiver that has been through an arsenal for rebuild.

[usgicollector]

BQ,
Mine is a early century import that may have been in Germany.
Still has the early features, but before I know what I was doing I had it reparked. It was blued or black oxided when i got it. It still has the RP flip sight and T1 band. Other than my foolishness of newbieism and refinishing it why do you think it was rebuilt?
Dave

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If I remember correctly there were around 30,000 with the IP name, but most were completed and all were excepted under saginaw's contract. They will be in both the 1million and 3 million S'G' sn blocks
Dave

[browningautorifle]

Help me here, I always understood there were NO IP receivers that had been accepted. What were the total number that made it through?

[Tired Retired]

Thanks Brian.

I don't own an IP So I guess i wouldn't find the mark on anything I do got...

Does anyone have a spare genuine IP bring-back with no rebuild marks? I'll pay you top dollar - is $213.27 sound fair?

[Gibbs505]

What doses IP stand for?

[usgicollector]

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