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    wrong barrel ?

    seams wrong to me, an 11-42 barrel on a 6.1 mil underwood

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    Someone spent a lot of time with a wire brush on that barrel......... Wow.
    Trigger housing Bavarian marking?

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    I guess it could be possible?
    The P looks like underwoods late style larger proof P not the smaller early style.
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    Shound be 3-44 or 4-44 barrel date I believe.

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    I've got an early production (1,35 mil) Underwood and it has a 11-42 barrel on it. From what I understand, Underwood made 6,11 mil carbines in the spring of 44, at the very end of their production. It would seem that a gun in the last part of production would have an an early 44 barrel date on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by painter777 View Post
    Someone spent a lot of time with a wire brush on that barrel......... Wow.

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    Woulda been nice if he'd spent that much time gently cleaning up the stock......
    Last edited by phil441; 12-26-2010 at 12:51 AM.

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    Looks like it served in Wurttemburg, Stuttgart. Metropolitan Police. They had 3743 Carbines and 4226 handguns from US. CC 352

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