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    15-164 Garand Pictiure of the Day - Gas Trap ?

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    Attachment 63305 I don't think so...
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    not sure I say yes
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    Sight doesn't look right to me and the front has a gas cylinder lock with the flange. Not important to me, I just don't think so...
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