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17-7-14 Garand Picture of the Day
Shown is serial number 8 T20 rifle. The rear sight is believed to be an experimental Bennel model. Image courtesy of Frank Iannamico.
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07-12-2017 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by
Mark in Rochester
experimental Bennel
I can't seem to find any more about that one, is there more here? I don't have the book...
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Bennell Machine of Brooklyn, NY made an experimental sight... don't know much about it, but I examined one on a gun in Burt Kellerstedt's collection. I don't think it had any specific relationship to the T20.
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That was sort of all I could find was a general reference but not for this rifle. I was just wondering what it looks like as this appears to be the outer mount only.
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I can't seem to find any more about that one, is there more here? I don't have the book...
what book do you speak of?
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Originally Posted by
Mark in Rochester
Image courtesy of Frank Iannamico.
I'm thinking since he's a noted author this comes from a book he's published?
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Iannomico
Frank is THE authority on the development of the M14
, is currently updating his seminal book. He wrote a GREAT 4-part series for the GCA Journal.
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THE authority on the development of the
M14, is currently updating his seminal book.
Sort of where I thought we might be with this...and I don't have the book. I guess I should have...
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