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    M1 Garand barrels were broached during the war as were Carbines and later M14icon's.

    M16 are buttoned in the US, Canadaicon has it right and hammers their barrels, longer ware.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Warren View Post
    I'm assuming late war time as the broaches had a date on the tag when I got them. They walked out the door during the later part of the war (so I was told) and sat for years in a shop and then came to me. I have had them for probably 40 plus years. I think he said they came from the Bren barrel line...but would not bet the farm on it. The mind is the second thing to go.
    I also got a handful of trepanning drills (barrel drills) with the broaches as well and will also try and find those.
    What was it like?

    This claims to be a wartime photo (bottom left of group).


    But it might be Inglis as there are Inglis photos mixed in with SAL photos.

    I always note the "squinting" method of eye protection in these war-time photos...
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