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    M3a1 Instructions

    Okay, after a thorough search of the 'net, I'm unable to find instructions for use of the M3A1. Were any published and are they available anywhere? Were they integrated into the Garandicon instruction manual? Failing that, can anyone identify the parts and functions of the tool? Is that a case extractor at the end of the brush? etc.

    Inquiring minds want to know!

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