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    My rescue/restoration job finished

    Picked up this "sporterized" 935960 SA with a J5 bolt and well worn SA-05 barrel on Gunbroker for cheap. I bought a NOS High Standard 9-44 barrel from Constantine (hence the unmilled rear sight base). Chuckindenver did the repark, installed the barrel and finished the CMPicon stock and handguard.
    Should make a great shooter!
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    Fine job.

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    Ressurection complete! Does she shoot as good as she looks!?

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    Don't know yet, just got it back from Chuck today. I have some Greek HXP I'll take to the range with it.

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    I like! Looking forward to your range report!!!

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    Great looking rescue. Hope it shoots as good as it looks

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    Nice job!

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    I wish we could could pick up new barrels like that over here.
    They're like rocking horse poo here.

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    Was the rear sight base on the original barrel "open" on the bottom?

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    I don't think so, it was a typical 1918 vintage rear sight base.

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