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    Arrow Complete Blueprints for M-14 Rifle Barrel Part # 7790910

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    Blueprints for M-14 Rifle Barrel Part # 7790910 (click here)
    Author: U.S. Army Armament Research and Development Center (Dover N.J.)
    Format: Blueprints July 10th, 1958


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    Early dated M14 barrels

    The earliest dated SA M14icon barrel that I ever came across was dated 1 60 or Jan 1960, it came from a well known gunsmith Roland BeaverAttachment 17737

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