Added Inland with Suprises Today

**INLAND44** · 06-05-2010 03:37 PM

Is there a marking on the barrel band? It looks a little like a cut-off III.

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**Rustship** · 06-05-2010 05:35 PM

No markings, it looks exactly like my other type 2, that PBI and a few others said is real, and I asked myself this before I got it. Why would someone go to all of that trouble and leave Irwin Pederson parts on it.

**PBI** · 06-06-2010 04:30 PM

It's legit no debating that subject!

**Wulf** · 06-06-2010 06:11 PM

Now, Paul, you know there are folks on here that will argue with anything.

**Tired Retired** · 06-06-2010 08:25 PM

Originally Posted by Wulf

Now, Paul, you know there are folks on here that will argue with anything.

Now Wulf, you know I will take exception to that... We all know that man REALLY didn't reach the moon, that Nixon wasn't dishonest and - what do you mean that the sun rose in the east this morning?????

There are ALOT of faked, humped, forced-rebuilt, I-want-this-to-be-a-$3000-carbine messed up carbines out there, but there are also a few genuine good deals and secret finds....

No argument here, Rusty had the means to cut a real deal on a really nice carbine. All the rest of us just need to congratulate him and shut-up - oh, and don't forget to DROOL!

**22mike** · 06-06-2010 08:47 PM

Very nice Carbine.............

**INLAND44** · 06-06-2010 08:51 PM

Originally Posted by Wulf

Now, Paul, you know there are folks on here that will argue with anything.

I never argue here - merely point out possibilities. Why is this carbine so sacrosanct?

**Rustship** · 06-07-2010 07:57 PM

Got my Muzzle Guage today, here is the Winchester Barrel on my newest.

**Tired Retired** · 06-07-2010 08:54 PM

Originally Posted by Tired Retired

Rusty, I don't know what I like about you better - your friends or your carbines!

Originally Posted by Rustship

Got my Muzzle Guage today, here is the Winchester Barrel on my newest.

Rusty, After seeing that, I have re-evaluated our relationship. I hate you.

...... But I still like your friends and your carbines....

**Bruce McAskill** · 06-10-2010 01:37 PM

It seems that all the early Robert Irwin stocks I have seen were made from some of the best grade of walnut around at the time. Really pretty stock and fine grain in it.

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