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    Seriously? For a sling?

    This carbine sling is up on ebay right now for $275.00. It is represented as an original but I have my doubts. Im also no expert. Its not even marked!! What do you guys think?
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    I think there's no link!

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    I am a natural blonde...Here it is:

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/NICE-RARE-OR...32872555049532

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    What's that, the buy it now or what? No, I'll buy a gun for that.
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    When I was in the Army we had a box full of those in the arms room. We used them on our M3A1 "Grease Guns". I didn't know we were sitting on a gold mine. Same color and everything.

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    I had a tan one years ago but couldn't swear to it's originallity so it went for normal price.
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    Wow, I looked all through that ad and just couldn't find where it had belonged to Audie Murphy or anybody! I'm sure the reason for that ridiculous price is in the ad somewhere!!

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