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    Quote Originally Posted by painter777 View Post

    PS: Anyone notice the Type II Barrel Band on the M2 Carbine in the 1943 Dated Ordnance movie?
    https://www.milsurps.com/content.php...-Training-Film)
    I believe the Title with 1943 is in error. Authorization to go ahead with testing the select fire was i believe June 1944 and subsequently done on "experimental" models. Think testing was September or October. Close call as to the film being 1944 or 1945. Take a look at the selector switch, not a production switch.

    *EDIT* to add FM 21-7 lists it as 1945 with a running time of 15 minutes
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