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    Chp,

    Please read this thread about posting photos. It really isn't difficult to do, and in this case a photo would be extremely helpful

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    Here art the links to full tutorials for both methods of posting photos. I make them into visual step by step instructions and no computer jargon so even guys like me should be able to follow them.

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    Harlan, you are such a killjoy!
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    There is a Winchester marked M2 lever safety on Ebay right now that has both the EB and a Scriptic S.

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    Do you mean type IV rotary safety?

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    Safety Pics - I Hope

    I will now try to follow Harlan's tutorial and post (for the first time) some photos of my 'Winchester' safety. Bear in mind I am not a photograper. I tried to upload the sole GunBroker auction pic but it wouldn't go. The first two pics are of the end shown on the auction page (auction pic was slightly blurry). The next two pics are of the reverse end not shown in the auction. The last two are obvious. The safety appears to exhibit honest wear in the right places as expected. I think I been had but the guy did not claim it to be original USGI and I paid about what the left coast normally charges for repros, so I can't whine too loud. Thanks to all for your opinions.

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    Well let me be the first to say, for not being a photographer, you sure took some good photos! The lighting is good, the focus is good (for the most part) and very little flash back or glare. I say great job!
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