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Originally Posted by
Tom in N.J.
I'm told that one individual has received three WRA WWII barrels on
CMP
non WRA barreled receivers!.. And a
Norwegian
made
M1
barrel on another.
Tom,
I tried to determine a similar barrel in about 1984 I have out on loan without a definitive conclusion but I think it's FN Liege, Belguim.
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Post war Winchester Barrels

Originally Posted by
kz1000
Trade you a gas-trap IHC barrel.
There are indeed post war Winchester Garand
barrels. Most 1966-67 production and sometimes calles "Script" barrels due to the Winchester script trademark stamp on the side of the barrels. How many do you need?
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To me the mark looks like the Norwegian
Kongsbergs Factory mark (see link below). The Norwegians did use the M1
Garand for many years starting in the 1950s.
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Sorry, the link didn't work. Hopefully the Kongsberg mark will appear here.
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Originally Posted by
Tom Doniphon
Tom,
It could be...........
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Originally Posted by
RCS
The Babcock book that you were talking about, any Winchester barrel photos in the book ? The long and short pads, long and short splines and barrel markings ?
I know it shows a few Win bbls in there but I'll have to check when I get off of work for the specs that you asked. I'm sorry I can't do any more right now.
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Like RCS said the pad lengths are key. The drawing number means nothing whether it is op rod or clip latch side readable Here are a few WRA barrels..
Starting from left side the first three are long pad long spline { early }. The far right one is a shorter pad with long spline,{ Later } In the lower photo you can see how much more this pad sticks out from the cylinder.


Edited for picture problem
Last edited by Rick B; 04-23-2009 at 05:55 PM.
Reason: Edited for picture problem
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Originally Posted by
Tom in N.J.
The mark on the barrel IS the Kongsberg Arsenal mark. Here is a Norweigain
M1
bayonet with the same mark.

Tom (both of you),
I think you're both right.