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    As I mentioned before, look at the two "8"'s. They are not the same. Something stinks.

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    draw an 8 with a pen. youll get the same look. a stamped 8 wont cross over itself.
    a engraved one will, thats done by a trophy engraver, and not a tool and die maker.
    thats the differance in a 20.00 job, and a 125.00 job is :}

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    Why?

    Why would anyone go to that much trouble to buld such a crappy rifle for so little money?

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    The 8 on the barrel in question looks like you were taught to make an 8 in the 1st or 2nd grade with a single stroke, while an original Springfield 8 looks like you were taught in mechanical drawing with one flattened 0 stacked on another flattened 0.
    Does anyone have an example of a barrel near the barrel in question? Even the ornance bomb doesn't look like any example I have.


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    Both these rifles are B.S. Gawd only knows why someone would go through all that for nothing. Barrel was probably sporterized & some pothead tried to bring it back to life. The stamps on the second rifle are the cat's azz though. I guess preschool gunsmithing must be back in class? Who knows maybe someone will buy em!

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    This is what it should look like.

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    by looking at all his other auctions, likely he,s a dealer that is selling an estate, and really doesnt know the history.
    though i dont know him, i think he,s trying to give a fair disc, of the weapon, and may have some experiance with 03,s just enough to be dangerous.
    he does have some other interesting items, i actually thought about the RR 1911A1 he has, but his opening bid, is more then the pistol is worth for a reblue.
    i figured about 650.00 tops, he wants 1200.00 or something like that.

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    Steven,

    You anywhere near Garber?

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    punching

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    That just means the barrel was made and used before the practice of prick punching began.

    J.B.
    Not to go off topic but I thought it was the Duke, John Wayne that initiated the practice of "prick punching" in his movies.....I just thought springfield and the others modified it to their weapons

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    I am 40 miles NW of Garber. How does a fellow from NC know Garber?

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