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    M1A1 in tv show

    just showing my appreciation/observation of the classic paratrooper's carbine, while watching ME TV's showing of a very early "Get Smart" episode last night, 2 of these beauties shown in the Chief's office, secured on a "weapon wall" and ready for action. gotta luv it!
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    That show ran from 1965 to 1970. I would guess an M1A1icon could have been had for a good price then.
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    that's for sure, I was just a kid living in CFB Petawawa in the early 70s watching it then and so had to comment,
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimF4M1sicon View Post
    That show ran from 1965 to 1970. I would guess an M1A1icon could have been had for a good price then.
    Hind sight 20/20 huh? We would all be rolling in the dough if we had even the slightest idea.
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