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    New toy day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Don't have much time to write, future In-laws due in shortly and lots of cleaning to do. Just picked her up 5 minutes ago. 155K Inland,11/42 Barrel. I'll get a full photo set and break down up tonight.


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    Dang, I have a big puddle of drool in my lap! (At least I hope it is drool!) SWEET

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    Threw up a quick photobook

    I think it is a keeper, I have a three day inspection let me know if you guys see anything out of place. It is so goopy and sticky when you squeeze the trigger you can set it down and watch the trigger reset for about about 30 secounds,same with the mag catch.


    http://s261.photobucket.com/albums/ii57/wfo87/M1A1/

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    Keeper!

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    And I'll have to settle for a CMPicon racker in a Northridge M1A1icon replica stock!

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    Here is the way it broke down.
    Appears to have been blued originally.
    Barrel Inland 11/1942
    Front Sight "N"
    Rear Sight "S-"
    Slide Early style "PI" in circle
    Bolt "OI" Blued Flat
    Hammer type B dog leg "H" Blued
    sear "RI"
    Trigger blued
    Safety un-marked push button blue
    Mag Catch "EI"
    Type 1 Band un-marked
    Sling Swivel=missing (anyone got one?)
    screw= missing
    Large circle "P" on back of stock
    partial ordance on bottom of pistol grip
    "OI" in channel
    I am a little confused should I clean her all up or leave it all dirty and gooey? Any thoughts?

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    I'd definitely clean it up! But I'd shoot it too! What's the story? Sure ain't a CMPicon rifle.

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    is that paratrooper issue? Gee wizz, im jealous. Clean it, shoot it, love it.

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    Curt, defininatly a keeper. I would clean it up and oil/lube as to make it function and shoot. It looks like the early spring type TH pin also. I have the same stock and markings on my M1A1icon, but with a much later rebuild rifle. Like rondog asked whats the story? Thanks for sharring the photos.....Frank

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