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    Danish M1 Garand - Barrel identification

    Good morning all.

    Can you please help me to identify exact drawing number and maker of this barrel fitted in my Danishicon M1icon Garand ?
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    Hey Bizio, long time no see...I'm not going to be much help here though...I can only read part of that.
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    VAR barrels are of Danishicon manufacture. VAR= Vaabenarsenalet= arms arsenal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vintage hunter View Post
    VAR barrels are of Danishicon manufacture. VAR= Vaabenarsenalet= arms arsenal.
    Can you read "D6835448" or "D6535448" instead ?
    Thank you.

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    Hey Bizio, long time no see...I'm not going to be much help here though...I can only read part of that.
    Hi Browningautorifle, yes really long time. I hope all is ok there.
    In the second pix from the top I can read the complete drawing number. Can't you ?
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    I can see the drawing number but it's hard to make out several of the digits. I dug my Danishicon return M-1 out of the safe and it has D 6535448 with a 7-60 date of manufacture. I assume the drawing numbers will be the same.

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    Thank you again, vintage hunter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vintage hunter View Post
    D 6535448
    I tend to go with what Vintage Hunter has found. Makes sense too. Yes, all is well here.
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    The DK with the crown stands for "Kingdom of Denmarkicon". I don't know what the stamp that looks like "KOA within the circle is. A proof mark maybe ???

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    Maybe yes. I googled a lot but did not came to any solution for this acronym.
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    Can't help out on the markings. But can say that those VAR barreled M1icon Garands are really nice shooters.

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