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    There are some late WW2 operating rods and post war operating rods that are not common or kind of rare, examples: revision 10 and revision 13 without relief cut, the Win 13 operating rod with the stright cut. "Mac" once said he found a Springfield D 35382 without the relief cut too. There was a H&R operating rod that was machined a little different too. Maybe some has photos of the above op rods, I don't.

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    In Feb. 1990 I saw 4201292 with an uncut D35382 op rod. The seller said it was his DCM rifle that he had owned for about 20 years. The barrel was an SA 11 52, the bolt was 6528287-SA heat lot Z-6.

    I've always regretted not buying that rifle that day and for not getting any contact info from the seller.

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