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  1. 04-30-2024 12:44 AM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Warren View Post
    I did a large photo essay on one several years ago however if it cannot be found I will do it again.
    Those pics will have gone in the great reset...
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    [QUOTE=Warren;538381]The carbines are made from CLLE actions and assortment of parts, such as the Patt: 14 front sight ears, etc[QUOTE]

    There has been discussion over the years whether these were made from RICs or CLLEs.

    I did a large photo essay on one several years ago however if it cannot be found I will do it again.
    I would be very interested in that.
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