Contest to rename the idiot scratch

[emmagee1917]

Defender of Liberty stamp.
Chris

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[SA M1Dom]

How about slide stop scar

[HOOKED ON HISTORY]

The last guy who owned it scratch? Take $100 off the price and I will buy it scratch? Battle damage or patina scratch if I am looking to purchace it.

[SA M1Dom]

I suppose I could call it the I wish my freakin license would come so I could get one scratch

[HOOKED ON HISTORY]

I suppose I could call it the I wish my freakin license would come so I could get one scratch

Or I wish common sence was a common virtue so I did not need a license to get a scratch.
I admire your tenacity.

[SA M1Dom]

Or I wish common sence was a common virtue so I did not need a license to get a scratch.
I admire your tenacity.

Some of us must deal with totalitarian rule

[Scott Gahimer]

Besides "takedown" scratch, it has often been called the "GI" scratch, as most government issued pistols have it.

[CJS57]

Every time I see a take down or GI scratch called an idiot scratch, I am pretty sure who the idiot is!

[catman]

How about: its been field stripped scratch?
I love my old 1911, 1948, with 5 digit serial #, chambered in 38 Super. Great shooter, but I made my Race Gun from a different format.
Chuck

[DaveN]

Since the soldier using it is really the final inspector before it's used for its intended purpose is it safe to call it "the final inspection stamp"( though not a stamp at all) ?

Reread my post and came up with "final inspection mark" or " GI inspection mark"( a take off from Scott's GI scratch)