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    Difference between part types?

    I've tried googling and I've been able to learn about all the parts except these.

    Can someone post pics and how to identify a

    •SA Type II and Type III lockbar sight?
    • SA long fork VS short fork follower rod
    • SA WWII gas cylinder vs post war gas cylinder

    Thanks a bunch guys!
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    If you buy Scott Duff's book The M1icon Garand: WW2 it has the illustrations you seek. Also Poyer and Riesch has illustrations, but they have a degree of misleading info in spots...then you don't have to wait, you can research to your heart's content.
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    Try looking at ebay

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