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    Rustship, be reverent... we are in the present of Carbine Guru's..... many lost people have traveled thousands of miles to merely sit in the presence of those who possess the Knowledge of Carbines... yes, even the highest mountains of Tibet do not hold the knowledge that just a few possess... some come in search of wisdom, some come in search of "born on dates"... many come in search of cross-prime contractor intergration data...

    but me? What do I search for from the Guru's of Carbines????

    I just want to know if that damn thing shoots! I am out of my league. Anyone want to talk terminal balistics?

    Seriously, guys, it will be a LONG time before I know half of what you guys know.

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    Rack of M1 Carbines

    This was a good show in Birmingham year two.

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    Paul, I really like the grain of that stock second from the top.

    Oh, and I have been known to use this line when drunk in a bar - but it applies here, too.... "Nice Rack you got there!"


    How about "I really like the way your guns look".... is that better?

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    Well, TR,
    All this technical stuff makes my brain hurt!

    Rustship, you wanna start the thread on cameras for photographing gun parts or should I?
    I agree with you that it's time for that thread again.

    Nevermind, I went ahead and started it. Hope we get some good info......
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