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    Gorgeous early Inland/SG..pics

    Here is my Inland with SG receiver, 4-43 barrel, 700K range, Hillerich & Bradsby type 2 stock, OI hand guard, W mag catch, take down pin has no spring, recoil plate is blued, crisp sharp markings, large ordnance wheel, full skirt, different tone finish..really hard to upgrade..Lots of good close ups, perhaps a slice of history...neat early S.N. sling too
    InlandSG pictures by AndrewG1957 - Photobucket
    Thanks for looking, they do enlarge for detail...
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    Beautiful rifle. Thank you for the pictures. Sincerely. BruceV.

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    Very nice pics. I have #7313xx and its nearly a twin to yours. Mine has a 5-43 bbl date. I would be happy to exchange data sheets if you are interested. E-mail me and let me know.

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