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    Carbine barrel attachment displays

    hey guys -here are some display units I made using demilled barrels and other surplus + repro parts -is all ww2 stuff except a repro m8, a t23, and post war m3's I am looking to buy a early screw on end type KM M-8 and also need Case and Aerial marked M4's.Attachment 38505Attachment 38504Attachment 38506Attachment 38507
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    Excellent use of de-milled components. Very interesting method of display.
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    I told Marcus the bayonets reminded me of a military wedding. Nice displays.
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    Outstanding
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    Marcus how clever, great displays!!

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    Wouldn't you know! I just sold my Aerial M4 two weeks ago! Ya should'a spoken sooner!
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    Brilliant display. Well done.
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    I have to agree with the rest, perfect and brilliant display!
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    Very nice Marcus and well thought out too.
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