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  1. 10-25-2015 05:52 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    I've never seen one of those before. All of the carbines I've seen to date were without.
    The MLMCC Mk1 & MLECC Mk1 had clearing rods & just like the MLE Mk1 when the rods were deleted they changed the designation to Mk1*
    The CC Clearing rod would be a lot rarer than a Long Lee rod due to numbers made.
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    Neat to finally see one though. Now I'll know them if they ever surface out of place.
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    New stuff

    Okay, I was able to take some pics. Rod on top is the one in question.
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    I believe I have one of these dust covers you're looking for. But wouldn't know how much I should ask for it.
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    More pictures of the "T" would be appreciated!!!!!!!!!!!!
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